Czechoslovakia has a rich history of cottages and cabins that began at the end of the 19th century and during the Communist regime. However, the popularity of these homes decreased and then during COVID-19 a resurgence of cottage culture appeared.
The Legend of Lech, Cech, and Rus
Gender Roles under Communism
LGBTQ+ Marriage In The Czech Republic and Slovakia
George "Papa Bear" Halas
Great Moravia: Svatopluk I and Mojmir II (870-907)
National Uprising Day
Great Moravia: Mojmir I and Rostislav (830-870)
Samo and his Empire (631 – 658)
Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich
The Czech Flag: A Century of Waving
Mother's Day in Czechia: Charlotte Masaryk
Rock Music in Czechoslovakia
Andy Warhol
Věra Čáslavská: Athlete and Activist
Athletes have long been using their high-visibility platforms to comment on social issues and raise awareness. Věra Čáslavská, a gymnast from the now Czech Republic, is not only famous for her unparalleled success at the Olympic Games but her strong stance against the Soviet invasion of her country.
The (puppet) Strings that Bind Nations
Puppet theatre is an integral part of Slovak and Czech local theatre and literary tradition. It also plays an important role in socialization, helping audiences young and old develop as creative thinkers and learn about cooperation, communication, and strengthening their sense of identity in society.