Had communists not seized power in his homeland in 1948, Vaclav Havel would have been simply a distinguished Central European intellectual. That is how, triumphantly, he ended his career. In between came imprisonment, interrogations, house searches, isolation, heartbreak and betrayals—and adulation on the national and international stage.
Our briefing tells the story of Vaclav Havel—the unassuming man who taught, through plays and politics, how tyranny may be defied and overcome.

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