Vaclav Havel Library

A collection of eight personally toned speeches by Václav Havel from 1990–1995.

Moc bezmocných a jiné eseje (The Power of the Powerless and Other Essays) is an anthology comprising key essays by Václav Havel.

In the Case for a Novice Headsman Pavel Juráček approaches, examines and experiences one of the most intense, most urgent feelings of modern times - anxiety.

The satirical comedy The Garden Party is one of the first absurd plays in the Czech Republic, and in the 1960s it was Václav Havel's first theatrical play performed at the legendary Na Zábradlí Theater.

Memories of one of the key figures of the Roma minority group in the Czech Republic.

A selection of texts by Belarusian dissident Ales Byalyatski, the first winner of the Václav Havel International Human Rights Award (2013). The book can be downloaded for free ZDE.

A collective monograph Europe at the Crossroads. Democracy, Neighbourhoods, Migrations prepared by Jacques Rupnik and Pavel Seifert.

The second volume of the printed edition of transcripts of President Václav Havel’s legendary radio programme.

The third volume of the printed edition of transcripts of President Václav Havel’s legendary radio programme.

The first part of the book edition of the legendary radio show Hovory v Lánech (Talks from Lány).

The fourth volume of the book edition of the texts of President Václav Havel´s legendary radio programs.

A cotton handbag with a quotation and illustration from the book Kilián Nedory by Filip Topol.

Reprint of the legendary poster "Havel na Hrad" (Havel to the Castle), which was for the first time displayed during the turbulent days of November 1989 ... It is possible to buy it both in person at Ostrovní 13, Prague or through a cash delivery (in that case, however, it is necessary to take into consideration of the postage and packing fee of 200CZK).

The only authorized biography of Václav Havel. Second, expanded and revised edition. Audiobook – MP3 CD.

This 77-minute documentary recreates a trip around Czechoslovakia that its future president Václav Havel took in 1985 when he was still the country's most prominent dissident.

Report on observation of an object, that refused to testify and did whatever he wanted.

An epic documentary by Pavel Koutecký and Miroslav Janek following the life of Václav Havel between 1992 and 2003.