History
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Dita Kraus: The "Librarian of Auschwitz"
A Holocaust survivor from Prague, Dita Kraus endured Auschwitz before rebuilding her life in Israel — her “home without roots.” She passed away on October 18, 2025.
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Anniversary of the Week
80 years since the first transport of settlers from Prague left to revive the Czech borderlands
On October 19, 1945, the first organised transport of settlers to the Czech borderlands left from Prague, marking the beginning of efforts to resettle former Sudetenland
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3,000-year-old bronze vessel found in Bohemia to have its own exhibition
A 3,000-year-old bronze vessel, one of the most remarkable archaeological finds in Czechia, will soon go on display at Pardubice Castle.
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Archaeologists discover three-thousand-year-old settlement in Pardubice region
Archaeologists in Dašice in Pardubice have discovered the remains of a village dating back approximately three thousand years.
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Remembering the sounds of Czech bells stolen by the Nazis
The Zaniklé Zvony project has launched online to preserve Czech heritage. It focuses on digitizing the sounds of bells tied to early 20th-century Czech history.
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Anniversary of the Week
30 years since the Orlík Dam murders shocked the nation
On October 4, 1995, Czech police unveiled details of one of the most shocking crimes in the country’s modern history.
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Ministry of Defense is offering bunkers from the 1930s, with prices starting at CZK 90,000
Eighty-seven years ago, the Munich Agreement was signed, leading Czechoslovakia to surrender its borderlands. And thousands of bunkers became useless. Now they're for sale.
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Archaeologists uncover hundreds of Celtic coins and jewellery in western Bohemia
Archaeologists in western Bohemia have announced a remarkable discovery: around 500 gold and silver Celtic coins, along with gold and bronze jewellery.
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Anniversary of the Week
Loreto Carillon: Baroque music ringing over Prague for 330 years
The Loreto Carillon in Prague has been playing for 330 years. This Baroque instrument chimes Marian melodies every hour, offering a rare and moving musical experience.
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On September 28th Czechs celebrate St. Wenceslas Day
September 28th is a public holiday in the Czech Republic. It is the feast day of St. Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia, and commemorates his death in 935.
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Prague exhibition marks 900 years since the death of medieval chronicler Cosmas
A new exhibition on Cosmas opens in the Mirror Chapel of Prague’s Klementinum, marking 900 years since the death of the country’s most famous chronicler.
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The day Prague became an Imperial City
450 years ago, Rudolf II was crowned King of Bohemia. The ceremony fell short, yet it marked the beginning of the emperor’s story that forever changed Prague’s face.
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