Pope Benedict XVI
Visits the Czech Republic
The End of an Era…
With French political scientist Jacques Rupnik
Andrea Kerestešová
Coming home to a big house: A series about our past
The Face of Czech Railways
The fi nale through the eyes of Jiří Kolář, Czech Railways deputy CEO for operations
Basel: A City of Three Lands
The metropolis of design and modern architecture
Winton’s Last Train
Children retrace a journey of life from Prague to London
- Editorial
- Pope Benedict XVI.
- The End of an Era…
- Andrea Kerestešová
- The Face of Czech Railways
- The reconstructed Premises of Prague’s Main Station
- BVV Machinery Trade Fair, Transport and Logistics
- Arnošt Goldfl: A Man Woven from DreamsBasilej: město tří zemí
- Basel: A City of Three Lands
- Cooperation Provides a Unique Opportunity for Success
- Winton’s Last Train
- Jakub Vágner
- Under Africa’s Skirt
- Aleš Najbrt: Graphic Designer
- The Story of Villa Richter and the First Czech Vineyard
Dear friends,
In September the historic Winton Train travelled across Europe from Prague to London. Aboard were “children” rescued from Nazi camps by Nicholas Winton, who were now looking forward to meeting with their 100-year-old “Nicky”. For four days the train became part of a story that began seventy years ago at Prague’s Main Station, where the children last waved to their parents and then dispersed through Britain to all parts of the world – only to meet once again aboard the train.
Among them was eleven-year-old Tal from Israel – the grandson of a rescued child – blonde and blue-eyed, who was not mistaken for a girl only because of the yarmulke on his head. He fi lmed the stories of the one-time children – now grandmothers and grandfathers – just like the crews from the BBC and Czech Television. More