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A representative selection of thetre plays by Václav Havel.

The only authorized biography of Václav Havel. Second, expanded and revised edition. Audiobook – MP3 CD.

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.

A selection of texts by Belarusian dissident Ales Byalyatski, the first winner of the Václav Havel International Human Rights Award (2013). The book can be downloaded for free ZDE.

The first full edition of the memoires of the father of Václav Havel and the founder of the Prague district of Barrandov.

A recording of the legendary production Audience from the Pražský Činoherní klub with Josef Abrhám and Pavel Landovský.

The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.

A collective monograph Europe at the Crossroads. Democracy, Neighbourhoods, Migrations prepared by Jacques Rupnik and Pavel Seifert.

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.

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. 

The fourth volume of the book edition of the texts of President Václav Havel´s legendary radio programs.

The third volume of the printed edition of transcripts of President Václav Havel’s legendary radio programme.

The second volume of the printed edition of transcripts of President Václav Havel’s legendary radio programme.

The first part of the book edition of the legendary radio show Hovory v Lánech (Talks from Lány).

The first and at the same time the last prose of the screenwriter of the film "Je třeba zabít Sekala"

Vaclav Havel: iconoclast and philosopher king, an internationally successful playwright who became a political dissident and then, reluctantly, a president. 

A unique detailed monograph of one of the greatest Czechs of the 20th century written by his close collaborator and friend.

The publication contains 150 photographs by 27 leading Czech authors from the turbulent January days of 1969, since Jan Palach's self-immolation in Prague until his massive demonstration funeral.