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At the year 1989, the 17th of November the demonstrations against the one-party government started in Prague streets. Protestors were not violent, that’s how did the Velvet Revolution earned its name. The Velvet Revolution took place in Czechoslovakia but also other Socialist Bloc countries.
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This November is the 30th year of the Velvet Revolution. Festival of Freedom (Festival Svobody) will be the main event in the Czech Republic through November (www.festivalsvobody.cz)
Here’s the list of events you shouldn’t miss during the Velvet Revolution anniversary in Prague:
Josef Chuchma: Normalisation in Czechoslovakia
Photography exhibition
When: Until 3.11.2019
Where: Leica Gallery Prague
More: https://www.lgp.cz/en/news.html/2_659-josef-chuchma-s-exhibition/1
Velvet Carnival (Sametové posvícení)
Satirical costume parade
When: 17.11.2019
More: www.sametoveposviceni.cz
1989: Fall of the Iron Curtain
Photography exhibition
When: Until 30.11.2019
Where: Prague Castle – Letohrádek královny Anny
Communicating The Revolution 89
Exhibition
When: Until 30.11.2019
Where: Letenská pláň
Prague 1989 – The Path to Freedom
Outdoor exhibition
When: Until 29.12.2019
Where: The City of Prague Museum
November 1989 in Prague Streets
Photography exhibition and screenings
When: Until 26.4.2020
Where: The City of Prague Museum
Stay curious until the next post,
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