Books
Suspicious to Myself Václav Havel
A collection of eight personally toned speeches by Václav Havel from 1990–1995.
The Power of the Powerless and Other Essays Václav Havel
Moc bezmocných a jiné eseje (The Power of the Powerless and Other Essays) is an anthology comprising key essays by Václav Havel.
Diary IV. 1974–1989 Pavel Juráček
Case for a Novice Headsman Pavel Juráček, Pavel Hájek (ed.)
In the Case for a Novice Headsman Pavel Juráček approaches, examines and experiences one of the most intense, most urgent feelings of modern times - anxiety.
Catch the hare so you have him. The Garden Party Václav Havel
The satirical comedy The Garden Party is one of the first absurd plays in the Czech Republic, and in the 1960s it was Václav Havel's first theatrical play performed at the legendary Na Zábradlí Theater.
I am the Gypsy Baron Emil Ščuka
Memories of one of the key figures of the Roma minority group in the Czech Republic.
Václav Havel and Film: Screenplays, Analyses and Reflections, 1957–1989 Jan Bernard (ed.)
Collected publication of Václav Havel’s “film” texts, prepared by Professor Jan Bernard of FAMU
Devla miro, sem jov hino Rom!. I. kotor Emil Ščuka
The first part of the memories of one of the key figures of the Roma minority in the Czech Republic in Romani translation.
Me som Rom romano... II. kotor Emil Ščuka
The second part of the memories of one of the key figures of the Roma minority in the Czech Republic in Romani translation.
Jekh čiriklo či kerel ňilaj. III. kotor Emil Ščuka
The third and last part of the memories of one of the key figures of the Roma minority in the Czech Republic in Romani translation.
Tale about the king Škrábal or about Ivan Krasopisec Hugo Vavrečka
In March 1945, Hugo Vavrečka wrote a tale about King Škrábal or Ivan Krasopisec to his grandson Ivan M. Havel. Shortly afterwards, the text was swallowed up by the whirl of post-war events, and so it reaches its addressee (and all the other curious readers) only now - after more than seventy years.
Václav Havel’s Prague. A Guide to Buildings and Places with a Role in the Life of the Playwright, Dissident and President Zdeněk Lukeš
Written by a leading historian of Czech architecture, this guidebook, comprising several chapters accompanied by photographs by Pavel Hroch and others, presents works of Prague architecture bulit by Vaclav Havel’s grandfather and father, including the Lucerna and buildings in the district of Barrandov, as well as places connected with Havel’s childhood and youth, the period of his success as a dramatist, and his years as a dissident.
Charter through own eyes Jiří Gruntorád, František Janouch, Daniel Kroupa, Daniel Kumermann, Dana Němcová, Martin Palouš a další
A selection of texts from a conference organized by the Václav Havel Library and Charter 77 Foundation at the occassion of 40th anniversary of the Charter 77 creation.
Shadow Jiří Křižan
The first and at the same time the last prose of the screenwriter of the film "Je třeba zabít Sekala"
Dairy II. 1956–1959 Pavel Juráček
The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.
Dairy I. 1948–1956 Pavel Juráček
The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.
Just Because I Am Jan Lukeš
Similar but yet so different. In some respects Ivan M. Havel, the younger brother of former president Václav Havel...
From the Life of a Buffoon. Articles, Reflections, Interviews, 1954–1978 Pavel Juráček, Pavel Hájek (ed.)
An anthology of the journalism of Pavel Juráček – one of the key figures in the 1960s New Wave of Czech film.