Literary evening - Václav Havel
- Where: Montmartre Gallery
- When: June 2, 2010, 18:00 – 19:30
Poet of civic and everyday matters. Poet of Cafés and embankments. Poet of hated America. Poet almost quenched by a playwright, dissident, thinker and president. Poet who for all that survived. The cycle will recall the work of five most significant authors of the group, five non-conforming teenagers of the 50s: Jiří Kuběna, Viola Fischerová, Josef Topol, Věra Linhartová and at the end also contemporary texts of Václav Havel himself.
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Diary entry for 5. December 2005, To the Castle and Back
„In short, Being has a memory. And thus even my insignificance – as a bourgeois child, a laboratory assistant, a soldier, a stagehand, a playwright, a dissident, a prisoner, a president, a pensioner, a public phenomenon, and a hermit, an alleged hero but secretly a bundle of nerves – will remain here for ever, or rather not here, but somewhere. But not, however, elsewhere. Somewhere here.“
Václav Havel:
Diary entry for 5. December 2005, To the Castle and Back
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