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The thriving Czech tradition of Christmas nativity scenes
At Christmas, nativity scenes are among the biggest attractions in churches and town squares in Czechia. We'll look at how they gained their popularity.
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Mikulov brings together history, wine, art and design
Nestled at the foot of the Pálava Mountains in the south of Moravia, the picturesque town of Mikulov is one of Czechia’s most attractive destinations.
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Czech Made: The Remoska mini-oven
The Remoska oven has been a household name in this country for over sixty years now, braving competition from ever more sophisticated kitchen appliances.
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Czech Made: The soft contact lens
Hundreds of millions of people around the world wear contacts every day, but they may not be aware that the invention of the modern soft lens came from this country.
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Author Marek Toman on Prague, Czech history and conveying emotions to readers
With three books published just last year, Marek Toman is currently one of the most prolific Czech authors. He last spoke to Radio Prague almost three years ago after he…
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David Vaughan’s Hear My Voice explores the “shifting sense of reality” in the run-up to WW2
Earlier this year the Czech Republic marked the 80th anniversary of the Munich Agreement, signed in September 1938 by the leaders of Germany, France, Great Britain, and…
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“The day I first saw a map of the future Czechoslovakia” – WW1 survivors remember the birth of…
Exactly 100 years ago, on October 28th 1918, the new sovereign state of Czechoslovakia declared its independence from the Austro-Hungarian Empire the Czech lands and…
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Precious Renaissance shield looted by Nazis to return to Czech Republic from US
A priceless Renaissance shield that was looted by the Nazis from Konopiště castle during WW2 is to return to the Czech Republic. Following months of negotiations, its…
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Heatwave continues to put pressure on businesses, individuals alike
The Czech Republic has just seen its hottest day so far this year, with temperatures reaching highs of 37 degrees Celsius in places on Tuesday, and the current heatwave…
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Popular cookies commemorate the gruesome legend of the Štramberk ears
If you ever visited an open air market in Bohemia and Moravia, you will very likely have come across the popular “trdelník”, a tube-shaped sweet pastry that has taken the…
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