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1. Insider on the outside Tags: [Czech expats, culture, identity] ... 2. Prague's rich coffeehouse culture ... identity, initiated by the Nationalist Czech Patriotic Society. Containing a concert hall, restaurant, wine bar, cafe and salon rooms, the indulgent art nouveau construction served as a Czech cultural ... 3. A Condensed History of Prague ... Revival (narodni obrozeni) started at the end of the 18th century, attempting to bring the Czech language, culture and national identity back to life. Some of the most prominent figures of the revival ... 4. Gainfully Annoyed ... in one valid genre or another, alas trying to find some identity for themselves. It the birth of the post communist left, and it comes with a price tag as usual. Elitism, narrow-mindedness, missing some ... 5. Letter from Brno ... soot and grime of other cities! So with all these influences, what did Brno do? "Brnicka", as they fondly call it here, decided it didn't have any form of identity crisis so rejected what it saw and ... 6. When Czechs score big ... blush. The flags, the nationalist songs, the flags, the wild-eyed fist pumping, the flags. For one night the national identity is not bound up with the image and reality of the "little Czech" (maly Cesky ... 7. Insider on the outside A cover of the "Night & Day" in one issue of The Prague Post shows a mole playing the fiddle under mushrooms, where he has found shelter from the rain. ... 8. Hooked on Czech Surrealism ... Konstintin Biebl and Vitaslav Nevzal. In the early 30's an international surrealist exhibition was held in Prague and the Czech school established its identity and reputation. The exhibition now running ... 9. Let the Kazoos Sound: A Decade of English Press in Prague ... to look at as TOL, (ed. note; they have merged websites) but the content is just as strong. The political magazine with the most localized identity intact is The New Presence, a monthly turned quarterly ...

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