PRAGUE
June 2014
The city's Museum of Communism is shabby and rather strange, but it should be
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February 2009
‘The post-1989 temptation in Prague has been two-fold. The first has been to legislate the totalitarian past out of existence, the second has been to copy the liberal West blindly at a lag of 20 years’
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