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Czechia in 30 (May 6, 2023)
Historian Vít Smetana dispels some deeply-rooted myths perpetuated by the communists about what happened in the last days of WWII in Czechoslovakia.
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May 1945: Czechoslovakia at a crossroads
Historian Vít Smetana dispels some deeply-rooted myths perpetuated by the communists about what happened in the very last days of WWII in Czechoslovakia.
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Mrs Palermo’s Cottage: A magic story from the Czech borderlands
Mrs Palermo’s Cottage is a novel by AR Parker, set in the Czech borderlands. Vit Pohanka spoke to the author about what inspired him to write the book.
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Czechs Losing Ground Under Their Feet
Czechia is sitting on the proverbial "roof" of Europe. As a result erosion takes away tens of millions of cubic meters of fertile soil each year.
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A year on: Ukrainian refugees still welcome in Czechia
Since the war in Ukraine began, Czechia has given asylum to nearly half a million Ukrainian refugees. What is the volunteer morale like a year on?
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Controversy over reforesting Bohemian Switzerland in wake of devastating blaze
Last summer parts of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park were ravaged by a devastating wildfire. Now there is controversy over whether is should be reforested.
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Jaroslav Hašek: The Improbable Titan of Czech Literature
Jaroslav Hašek, author of the most translated Czech book The Good Soldier Švejk, died 100 years ago today ( January 3, 1923). Vit Pohanka looks at his life and work.
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Czechia in 30 minutes (December 24, 2022)
Czech Christmas traditions observed at home and abroad
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Czech Christmas at home and abroad
Vit Pohanka reports on the food and customs linked to the Czech Christmas, observed by millions of people at home and abroad.
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Are Czechs “couch potatoes”?
Czechs are not very mobile or quick to act. At least that is the generally accepted truth. But is it really true?
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