History
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A date in Central Park – early recordings give a taste of Czech life in New York over a century ago
Several hundred sound recordings have been found, opening a window onto Czech life in New York at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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Masaryk’s “last words” envelope opened: insights into a nation’s founding president
A sealed envelope long believed to contain Masaryk’s last words was opened in Lány. The notes, however, date back to 1934, not his death in 1937.
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Czech crown jewels go on display in Prague, highlighting their fate in World War II
The Czech crown jewels, including the St. Wenceslas Crown, sceptre, orb, and robes used in the coronation of Czech kings, are on display at Prague Castle.
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Saint Ludmila statue, stolen 30 years ago, is back in Czechia
After borders opened in the early 1990s, churches in remote parts of Czechia became frequent targets of art-theft. Now, some of these treasures are making their way back.
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Czechs celebrating their most famous chronicler, but today no one wants the job
This year Czechs are marking 900 years since the death of the famous chronicler Cosmas. Many town halls hope the publicity could raise interest in a job no one wants.
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Memorial to Czech RAF pilot František Hekl unveiled in Scotland
A memorial dedicated to Czech pilot František Hekl was unveiled on Sunday at Loch Doon in Scotland.
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Anniversary of the Week
85 years since the plan to liquidate the Czech nation: The Final Solution to the Czech Question
On August 31, 1940, Hitler received a plan for the "Final Solution to the Czech Question," a Nazi strategy to erase Czech identity through forced Germanization.
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Lucy and Selam unveiled: Exclusive preview and interviews at ‘People and Their Ancestors’ exhibition
On Monday 25th, the remains of the anicient hominins Lucy and Selam were unveiled at Prague’s National Museum, inaugurating its new exhibition.
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Hundreds of amethysts uncovered in Kroměříž Chateau grotto
Kroměříž Chateau dazzles with its architecture and gardens – and now with hundreds of amethysts, centuries old and recently discovered by a researcher by accident.
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Incredible Stories from WWII
Yankele ‘Alex’ Gross: The story of an unknown Czechoslovak Holocaust survivor
In July 2025, Yankele Gross (later known as Alex), an unknown Czechoslovak Holocaust survivor and Korean War veteran, died in the United States. This is his story.
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“We commemorate to learn”: President Pavel relates 1968 Soviet-led invasion to present day
Fifty-seven years after Warsaw Pact armies entered Prague, President Pavel and other leaders laid wreaths and gave speeches at a ceremony outside the Czech Radio building.
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NeverMore 68: The foreign perspective on the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia
Now in its fourth year, this year's NeverMore 68 spotlights the British response to the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia. Barbora Šubrtová on what else visitors can expect.
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