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

This volume of the edition "VH´s plays into pocket" includes one act plays Audience and Vernissage, which are centered around Václav Havel´s most successful character Vaněk, a banned writer. Timid, yet principled hero does not want to subordinate to the dictate of the police state nor to fail his beliefs and tries to live according to his conscience.

Interview with Karel Hvížďala, notes, documents.

Selection of interviews with Václav Havel with journalists from all over the world from 1964 and 1989.

Collected publication of Václav Havel’s “film” texts, prepared by Professor Jan Bernard of FAMU

A representative selection of thetre plays by Václav Havel.

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

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 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 

Speeches, newspaper articles and interviews in 1994.