The Czechoslovak Documentation Centre
ČSDS is a non-profit organization engaged in the history of the anti-totalitarian resistance in Czechoslovakia and abroad during the Communist era, 1948–89. The focus of its work is collecting materials, research work and publication of its results. Simultaneously it pursues activities in popularizing historical research and increasing historical awareness in society. > more
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A Speech for Karel Schwarzenberg
Zpráva, 23. 6. 2010Given by Jiří Gruša, in Vienna, on 25 November 2009. Since 1994, the Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe, in Vienna, has annually awarded the Central Europe Prize to people who have worked particularly hard for the idea of central Europe. The winner of the 2009 prize is Karel Schw... > více
Diderot: Disident Culture Online
Zpráva, 23. 6. 2010The Diderot project (full name: Dissidents Documents European Online Repository) was successfully prepared by 1 June 2010, and was submitted to the European Commission for evaluation. Nine institutions are taking part: Technologie Zentrum Informatik und Informationstechnik (Centre for Computing... > více
DIDEROT
Projekt, 18. 5. 2010DIDEROT (Dissidents’ Documents – European Repository Online) is a new three-year international project for the digitization of all samizdat collections from eastern and central Europe. The Czechoslovak Documentation Centre, a non-profit organization, is also a participant. The DIDEROT project is... > více
Vilém Prečan obdržel Pamětní medaili Karla Kramáře
Zpráva, 22. 12. 2009Dne 20.11.2009, při příležitosti konání mezinárodní konference Dropping, Maintaining and Breaking The Iron Curtain: The Cold War and East-Central Europe twenty years later udělil premiér Jan Fischer medaile Karla Kramáře. Mezi oceněnými byl i zakladatel Československého dokumentačního střediska ... > více
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