Photo Gallery: So different, yet together. Debate on Charter 77 (20. 1. 2022)
So different, yet together. Debate on Charter 77 / Petr Pithart, Petr Blažek, František Stárek, Miloš Rejchrt Venue.
So different, yet together. Debate on Charter 77 (20. 1. 2022)
45 years ago, in January 1977, the Declaration of Charter 77 was published. How did all these totally different people manage to get along? We cordially invite you to...
Photo Gallery: 1981 State of Emergency Debate in Poland (15. 12. 2021)
Debate State of Emergency in Poland 1981 / Maciej Ruczaj, Kamil Dworaczek, Petr Blažek, Veronika Bendová, Mirosław Jasiński Venue: the Václav Havel Library, Prague Date: 15 December 2021...
Debate State of Emergency in Poland 1981 (15 Dec 2021)
There was a joke in Czechoslovakia in the 1980s: what is the difference between Augusto Pinochet and General Jaruzelski? Answer: four dioptres. The leader of the Polish United Workers' Party, as he...
XX.: Revue of the Museum of Memory of the 20th Century (Volume I/2021)
In mid-December 2021, the first yearbook of the 20th Century Memory Museum was published. It enriches the Czech public debate with a scholarly and popularizing periodical containing quality contributions that are balanced yet...
Photogallery: debates on Národní třída and historical walk (17. 11. 2021)
Debates on Národní třída and historical walk Place: the National Avenue, Rudolfinum, Prague Date: 17 November 2021 Photo: Marta B. Myšková
Photogallery. (10. 11. 2021)
Opening of the exhibition and launch of Pavel Vošický's book So Where Are the Americans? / First day of the festival Unbreakable and Sacrificed Place: Marta...
Launch of Memories of a Czech-Canadian (15. 11. 2021)
The Museum of the Memory of the Twentieth Century has published a book of the memoirs of Miloš Šuchma, a Czech-Canadian who co-founded the Club of Committed Non-Partisans in 1968 and, after he went into exile, was...
So where are the Americans?
The autobiographical memoirs of political prisoner, exile and academic painter Pavel Vošický cover about half a century of his life, from his adolescence at the end of the Second World War to...