A recent article discussing the life and work of modernist architect Adolf Loos was published in the New York Review of Books. The writer references Claire Beck Loos’s portrait of… Read more The Private Adolf Loos mentioned in New York Review of Books →
“Hours of film and voice recordings, much of it mould-damaged, believed to cover most of the [Slánský Trial] were found stashed in metal and wooden boxes – along with millions of classified Czechoslovak Communist party documents – in the basement of a bankrupt former metal research business in Panenské Břežany, near Prague.”
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“Heda Margolius Kovály was a well-known writer and translator who survived the Auschwitz extermination camp and whose first husband, Rudolf Margolius, the deputy minister for foreign trade, was found guilty… Read more Radio Prague talks to Ivan Margolius about Hitler, Stalin and I →