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The first Czech poetic reflection on the Communist putsch, Victorious February 1948.

History of the unofficial "underground" academy whose activities significantly influenced the thinking of Václav Havel.

Letters that friends of Václav Havel sent to him in prison, which inspired the creation of the world famous Letters to Olga.

Collection on Václav Havel's 50th birthday dedicated to his play Temptation.

An essay devoted to the first published letters that Václav Havel wrote in prison.

Anthology of work by the Thirty-sixers, whose leading figure was Václav Havel.

The emergence of poet Jiří Kuběna as an artist. Foreword written by Václav Havel.

A publication offering in three parts a triple approach to evoking Czech totalitarian everyday life (1948-1989).

The pictorial publication traces the cooperation of President Havel and his castle architect B. Šípek in the years 1992 - 2002 in the renovation of Prague Castle.

A collection of selected speeches by Václav Havel from the years 1993–1997, i.e. from the time of building the newly established independent Czech Republic.

A6 format postcard on matte 350g paper. Photo by Bohdan Holomíček. Published to accompany the book The Power of the Powerless and Other Essays

Pin-back button to attach to clothing/bag etc. Width/height: 40x60 mm. With the motif of the iconic pre-election poster from the Velvet Revolution. Photo by Miloš Fikejz.

Pin-back button to attach to clothing/bag etc. Diameter 35 mm. Photo: Oldřich Škácha.

Pin-back button to attach to clothing/bag etc. Diameter 35 mm.

An audio recording of Havel's play Temptation (recorded in 1985), read by its author on his own, accompanied by original music written and played by The Plastic People of the Universe.

Moc bezmocných a jiné eseje (The Power of the Powerless and Other Essays) is an anthology comprising key essays by Václav Havel.

A cotton handbag with a quotation and illustration from the book Kilián Nedory by Filip Topol.

A selection of Filip Topol´s short stories, poems and torsos of poetic prose, most of which have not yet been published, brings his world (frienship, the alcohol demon, Prague, desire, love..) closer with an extraordinary urgency and rawness.

A book of recipes connected with Václav Havel – either in the role of a satisfied diner or in an aspect of him as a distinctive chef.

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.

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.

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.

The collection of Václav Havel’s presidential speeches dealing with the topic of European integration.

Selected speeches, articles, and interviews by Václav Havel  from 1990 to 2002, devoted to the issues of North Atlantic Alliance, European security and the security of democracy.

A personal political testament originally written by Václav Havel in the summer of 1991 during his first presidential term.

From Václav Havel comes this first-hand account of his years in office and the transition to democracy following the fall of Communism.

The selection of Havel's 25 best essays written since 1965 

The book Praha Václava Havla. Průvodce po stavbách spojených s životem dramatika, disidenta a prezidenta (Václav Havel’s Prague: A guide to buildings connected to the life of the playwright, dissident and president) focuses on buildings in the city linked to the life of that extraordinary figure.

The photographic book presents unique black-and-white shots from the years when modern history was formed.

The book contains short essays, which were published as editorials of the magazine Vesmír.