A state cover-up forms the basis for a sinister fairy tale in Jonathan Ledgard’s novel Jonathan Ledgard’s first novel, Giraffe, is a
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A legendary work returns to Prague More than 350 years after it was looted from Prague by the Swedish Army during the
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Two old friends to chat in public about crossing borders It’s not clear if Vaclav Havel is a bigger fan of Lou
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Too sexy for their art In a world gone mad with retro, at least one band does the ’80s justice. The reigning
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Author claims scoop; Czech experts doubt links to aristocratic past Whoever wins the race to the White House this year, the president
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Bringing a new graphic art form to Czech audiences is a job for superheroes Anyone who still thinks that comics are just
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A Review of My Life with Janáček: the Memoirs of Zdenka Janáčková. Translated and Edited by John Tyrrell (London, 1998). By Thomas
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Frantisek Josef Geisler was studying agriculture at Brno University in 1939 when Hitler’s troops invaded Czechoslovakia. Determined not to fight in the
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