Strakonice

Michel Thierry Group to buy Fezko

praguemonitor.com     May 22, 2008   1 related          

By ČTK / Published 22 May 2008 Strakonice, May 21 (CTK) - Michel Thierry Group (MTG) of France will buy Czech company Fezko, which ranks among the biggest auto textiles producers in Europe, MTG representatives told CTK Wednesday. Fezko was owned by Stark B. V. of the Netherlands associating...                    

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Lost Neighbours project uncovers forgotten stories of Holocaust

radio.cz     Apr 8, 2008   1 related          

Several years ago the Jewish Museum in Prague launched Lost Neighbours, a project aimed at piecing together the forgotten stories of Czech Jews persecuted by the Nazis in the Holocaust. But most unusually, stories are researched and recorded not by journalists or historians, but by elementary and...                    

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Lost Neighbours project uncovers forgotten stories from Holocaust

radio.cz     Apr 8, 2008          

Several years ago the Jewish Museum in Prague launched Lost Neighbours, a project aimed at piecing together the forgotten stories of Czech Jews persecuted by the Nazis in the Holocaust. But most unusually, stories are researched and recorded not by journalists or historians, but by elementary and...                    

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Bohemian bagpipe tradition focus of documentary Call of Dudy

radio.cz     Apr 4, 2008          

Dudy is the Czech word for the bagpipes and Call of Dudy is the title of a documentary film focused on the Bohemian piping tradition. Featuring lots of great music and interesting interviews, it takes viewers to the instrument’s traditional strongholds in south and west Bohemia, and over the...                    

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Students at Strakonice high school see success in Lost Neighbours project

radio.cz     Mar 10, 2008          

Just a few years ago the Jewish Museum in Prague launched its Lost Neighbours project, aiming to piece together the stories of forgotten Czech Jews persecuted by the Nazis in the Holocaust. The project, most unusually, brings together stories recorded and researched not by journalists or...                    

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