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

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. 

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

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 

Václav Havel's well known essay, written in 1978, was a description of resistance to totalitarianism.

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

The only text by Václav Havel dedicated to children. Czech-English edition.

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.