“Keep calm, there is still a world full of beautiful things”: Silvia Vezzuto on Prague, learning Czech, and the importance of art
Silvia Vezzuto, originally from northern Italy, discusses the story of her arrival in Prague, learning Czech from scratch, and the role of art as a light in a dark world.
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Prague’s Passages
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