Ne vakerav me - miro jilo vakerel (Not me but my heart is speaking)
- Where: Montmartre Gallery
- When: November 24, 2011, 19:00
The evening of contemporary Romany literature with author's reading performed by Andrej Giňa, Jana Hejklíková and Irena Eliášová also includes the opening of an exhibition of photographs of contemporary Romany writers taken by Lukáš Houdek.
Karolina Ryvolová, expert in Romany studies, translator and author of numerous essays on Romany literature, will moderate this event.
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Speech to Joint Session of the United States Congress, Washington
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Václav Havel:
Speech to Joint Session of the United States Congress, Washington, February 21, 1990