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Filming at Terezin banned following porn film outrage
A strict ban on video and film cameras was introduced on Monday at the Czech Republic's Terezin memorial, in response to claims in a tabloid newspaper that a porn actor…
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Sudeten Germans to open Prague office amid dispute over post-war expulsion
The dispute over the post-war expulsion of two and a half million ethnic Germans from Czechoslovakia was reinvigorated on Sunday, after the head of the Landsmannschaft …
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Igor Blazevic - human rights campaigner
This week, Rob Cameron speaks to Igor Blazevic, a Bosnian human rights campaigner who works for the People in Need foundation. The foundation operates extensively…
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"Stray Boulder" awards for pseudo-scientists who "mislead the Czech public"
Now, what's your star sign? Well, whatever you do, don't pose that question to a member of Sisyfos, the Club of Sceptics, because they'd probably laugh in your face…
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NATO Secretary General visits Prague to examine summit preparations
NATO's Secretary General George Robertson arrived in Prague on Wednesday to examine preparations for NATO's summit, which takes place in the Czech capital this November…
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News of Radio Prague
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Candidate countries attend Barcelona summit amid heated regional row
EU candidate countries got a glimpse on Friday of what life will be like inside the European Union, when they attended a summit in Barcelona on how to revive Europe's…
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Zbraslav - home of the Beer Barrel Polka
This week, Rob Cameron travels to Zbraslav, a little town on the Vltava and Berounka rivers which became part of Prague in 1974. Zbraslav has retained its small-town…
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StB files opened to the public - but does the public care?
By Rob Cameron The door to the Communist regime's secret past creaked open on Thursday, when President Vaclav Havel signed a new law allowing public access to almost all…
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