Journal created:
on 13 March 2004 (#2495861)
Updated:
on 11 June 2016
Name:
Czech History Discussion Forum
Location:
United Kingdom
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
Anybody , Moderated
Description:
Czech Culture-artists, writers and musicians and their influence on history and politics
Aims of this community:
-To discuss the different aspects of Czech culture current and past
such as works by Karel Capek and other Czech poets, playwrights, artists, musicians
-To serve as a sounding board for debates and discussions on Czech related topics such as The Prague Spring, Philosophy, Judaism, Politics...
-To share Essays, Poems, Stories, Images etc on Prague and Czechoslovakia
and finally
-To act as a resource for travellers
NB:
esmaraldo moderates this community. Contact her with any problems, suggestions and obcessive gushes.
Adult content and long posts should be posted behind Lj cuts. Please refer to the FAQ’s for instruction on how to use LJ cuts.
-To discuss the different aspects of Czech culture current and past
such as works by Karel Capek and other Czech poets, playwrights, artists, musicians
-To serve as a sounding board for debates and discussions on Czech related topics such as The Prague Spring, Philosophy, Judaism, Politics...
-To share Essays, Poems, Stories, Images etc on Prague and Czechoslovakia
and finally
-To act as a resource for travellers
NB:
esmaraldo moderates this community. Contact her with any problems, suggestions and obcessive gushes.Adult content and long posts should be posted behind Lj cuts. Please refer to the FAQ’s for instruction on how to use LJ cuts.
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