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- Name: Knihovna Václava Havla - knihovna
- Address: Ostrovní 13, Praha 1, 110 00
- Specification: AVH/03 - Duplicity
- Signature: AVH/03cze1984/O
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- Name: Knihovna Václava Havla - knihovna
- Address: Ostrovní 13, Praha 1, 110 00
- Specification: AVH/03 - Duplicity
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- Name: Knihovna Václava Havla - knihovna
- Address: Ostrovní 13, Praha 1, 110 00
- Specification: AVH/03 - Duplicity
- Signature: AVH/03cze1984/O
Basic Info
- Record's ID: 2212
- Document's type: book
- Year of publishing: 1984
- Publisher: Rozmluvy : Londýn
- ISBN / ISSN: 0-946352-04-6
- Language: czech
- Keywords (content):
- Size: 400 str.
Author info
Publication contains following Václav Havel's texts
- p. 19-49: An Open Letter to Dr. Husak, General Secretary of the Czechoslovak Communist Party ()
- p. 50-54: On the origins of Charter 77
- p. 55-133: The power of the powerless
- p. 137-140: And the Whole Family Sings
- p. 141-145: Alfréd Radok. An Obituary
- p. 146-151: The Process
- p. 146-151: The Process
- p. 151-155: Last Interview
- p. 156-162: §202
- p. 163-169: §203
- p. 173-180: Facts About the Performance of the Beggar's Opera
- p. 181-183: Pohledy 1 (Views 1)
- p. 193-200: Czech Destiny
- p. 204-206: Dear Mr Ludvík
- p. 211-217: Dear Mr Pithart
- p. 221-249:
- p. 250-256: Breaking the ice barrier
- p. 257-261: We are not divided into dissidents and the rest
- p. 262-265:
- p. 269-277: To the Editorial Board of Práce (Labour)
- p. 280-290: A Report on My Participation in the Railwaymen's Ball
- p. 291-292:
- p. 293-294: To the World PEN Club congress in Stockholm
- p. 295-298: To Rudolf Kirchschläger
- p. 301-302:
- p. 303-309: First Report on My House Arrest
- p. 310-311: Havel, Václav > Obzina, Jaromír (a letter to the interior minister of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic)
- p. 315-323: Second Report on My House Arrest
- p. 327-330: Final word
- p. 331-341: Own defence
- p. 342-345: Closing speech
- p. 349-351: Letter to Olga no. 118