Our partners

We realise our activities and projects in cooperation with the following organisations, whom we sincerely thank for their support! The Václav Havel Library would like to further thank them for their permanent support in our activities!

New World ResourcesOKDČeská spořitelna
Adjust AartAutoContCarnegie Corporation of New York
Český nábytekČeský rozhlasDivadelní ústav
FascoFelber Kristofori GroupHilton Foundation
IsifaInformation TechnologiesKampaGroup
KPMGLaniusMěstská knihovna v Praze
Ministerstvi zahraničních věcí ČRNadace 77Vize 97
Národní knihovnaNewton MediaPNP
Prague ExperienceProtiskÚřad vlády
Velvyslanectví USA v PrazeVltavaWhite and Case

Other partners

The Václav Havel Library also thanks to

Helena Ackermanová, Eliška Balzerová, Jiří Bartoška, Rudolf Biermann, Lenka Deverová, Marcela Dvořáková, Anna Freimannová, Ladislav Frej, Ivan M. Havel, Zuzana Heralová, Bohdan Holomíček, Jaroslav Hutka, Václav Jehlička, Michael Kocáb, Radim Kopecký, Daniela Kolářová, Kamil Kolek, Petr Kostka, Andrej Krob, Sylvie Krobová, Jiří Kuběna, Jiří Lábus, Marie Málková-Grossmanová, Zdeněk Maryška, Stáňa a Michal Morchovi, Tomki Němec, Jebens Niels, Jiří Ornest, Petr Oslzlý, Jaroslav Róna, Petr Rychlý, Karel Schwarzenberg, Josef Somr, Craig Stapleton, Oldřich Škácha, Pavel Štingl, Jan Šulc, Tomáš Töpfer, Ladislav Trojan, Marie Valtrová, Marek Vašut, Zuzana Vejvodová, Jan Zelenka

Letters to Olga – essays written in prison, letter

„I am a child of the age of conceptual, rather than mystical, thought and therefore my god as well – if I am compelled to speak of him (which I do very unwillingly) – must appear as something terribly abstract, vague and unattractive. But it appears so only to someone I try to tell about him – the experience itself is quite vivid, intimate and particular, perhaps (…) more lively than for someone whose “normal” God is provided with all the appropriate attributes (which oddly enough can alienate more often than drawing one closer). And something else that is typical of my god: he is a master of waiting, and in doing so he frequently unnerves me. It is as though he set up various possibilities around me and then waited silently to see what I would do. (…) His Last Judgment is taking place now, continuously, always – and yet it is always the last: nothing that has happened can ever un-happen, everything remains in the “memory of Being” – and I too remain there – condemned to be with myself till the end of time – just as I am and just as I make myself.“

Václav Havel:
Letters to Olga – essays written in prison, letter
August 7, 1980