- Bedřich
Václavek (10
January 1897 – 5
March 1943) was a
Czech literary theorist, critic,
journalist and
Marxist aesthetician.
Václavek was born on 10 January...
- with Vladimír
Václavek to
record a
double album Bílé
Inferno (White Inferno) in 1997. The
success of this
release led to Bittová and
Václavek establishing...
- version.
Examples include Petr →
Peterka or Petřík → Petříček, Václav →
Václavek or Václavík or Vašek → Vašinka, Sedlák → Sedláček, Polák → Poláček, Novák...
-
communist magazines Rovnost and Sršatec in 1921. In 1923,
Halas met Bedřich
Václavek and
together they
founded the Brno
branch of the Devětsil
group of avant-garde...
- Kolšovský,
guitarists Josef Ostřanský and
Pavel Richter, b****ist Vladimír
Václavek, and
drummer Fajt. The group, all
members of
which were
active in other...
- Ingeborg; Czmero, Jaromír (eds.).
Amici amico III:
Festschrift für Ludvík E.
Václavek. Beiträge zur deutschmährischen
Literatur (in German). Vol. 17. Olomouc:...
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Drago Jančar Károly
Manherz Stanisław
Mossakowski Ales
Rasanau Ludvík
Václavek Ana
Maria Zahariade 2004:
Theodore Antoniou Michał Głowiński Dušan Kováč...
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Drago Jančar Károly
Manherz Stanisław
Mossakowski Ales
Rasanau Ludvík
Václavek Ana
Maria Zahariade 2004:
Theodore Antoniou Michał Głowiński Dušan Kováč...
- František (1880), "Moravské Valašsko kraj i lid" (PDF),
Osveta Matouš
Václavek (1894). Moravské Valašsko: Lidopisné
obrazy příspěvkem ke kulturním dějinám...
-
Drago Jančar Károly
Manherz Stanisław
Mossakowski Ales
Rasanau Ludvík
Václavek Ana
Maria Zahariade 2004:
Theodore Antoniou Michał Głowiński Dušan Kováč...
