What comes to mind when you talk about the Czech Republic? The Gothic spiers of Prague and graceful Prague streets, the ancient Charles Bridge across the Vltava, hundreds of castles in cozy old towns and thousands of varieties of delicious beer. However, the Czech Republic is something more. The Czech Republic is an atmosphere of calm and silence, the cordiality and unhurriedness of the local people, the pace of life, beautiful landscapes: leisurely rivers, fields and picturesque wooded hills. The rich historical past of the country is fraught with many significant, legendary and tragic events: the birth of the Moravian Empire, the Hussite religious wars, World War II, the Velvet Revolution, etc. And the culture of the country is rich in an incredible number of famous people who, at different times and very - its place in the world was affirmed in different ways by: Saint Wenceslas, Jan Hus, Alfons Mucha and Franz Kafka. Author of the book “Czech Republic. The complete history of the country” Carolina Krainova talks with great pleasure about her people and the events that have happened throughout the history of this beautiful and amazing country. From the book you will learn how Cyril and Methodius influenced the culture of the Czech Republic, and what Charles IV did for the Czech Republic. This and much more in the new edition in the best-selling series “History on Fingers”!