Lectures

WHAT'S HAPPENED TO US? WHAT'S HAPPENED TO PEOPLE AND TO SOCIETY 1989 – 2009.

politics

Pavla Jonnsonová, Jiřina Šiklová, Linda Sokačová 

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castPavla Jonnsonová, Jiřina Šiklová, Linda Sokačová
cameraEva Jiřička
soundEva Jiřička
editingEva Jiřička
categoryLectures
published26. 5. 2009
languageČesky / English
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