Illuminate your space with the radiant beauty of the Golden City with this stunning Prague Riverside wall art print. This exquisite watercolor captures a panoramic view of the historic city from the b...

Sváteční menu inspirované 1. republikou: voňavá houbová bramboračka a šišky s mákem, medem a ovocem. Oběd plný nutričních živin jako z kuchyně T.G.M.!

By Tomáš Klimek, National Library of the Czech Republic This year marks the 900th anniversary of the death of the first Czech chronicler, Cosmas, who served as dean of the Prague chapter and died i…

4/5: With the subject of Light Tanks returning to American and NATO Military thinking, it seems a good time for Thomas Anderson to continue his series on Nazi Vehicles, this time taking Light Panzers....

Run ugly, win anyway: the relentless grace of doing things your way

Tomáš Baťa (1876-1932) wasn't just a shoemaker; he was a pioneering industrialist, a social reformer within his business, and a global visionary whose impact continues to resonate in the world of footwear and beyond. His story is one of relentless innovation, unwavering commitment to quality and affordability, and a profound belief in the power of collective prosperity. The Humble Workshop and the Seeds of Innovation (1876-1894):

4/5: By the end of 1940, the Nazis found themselves masters of most of Europe, and involved in a titanic Struggle with the British Empire. They also found they had inherited or stolen, depending on ho...

This is an interesting book in the Ballantine's Illustrated History of the Violent Century series, number 22 of their "War Leader" subseries. Written by Alan Wykes, a stalwart of the series' stable wi...