"Not in one these cases did he say where he was going," or else The Unsorted personal record groups of the librarians in the Museum of the Czech Literature's Literary Archive.
In this interview with documentary filmmaker Apolena Rychlíková, Anna Šabatová, one of the most remarkable figures of modern Czechoslovak history, considers not only the intellectual foundations of Charter 77 and the dissident movement, but also what shaped Šabatová’s personal background. The interview introduces an often-overlooked continuity between dissent and critical approaches to the post-communist era. This continuity is present in the humanistic, left-wing thought of Anna Šabatová, stemming from the tradition of the Czechoslovak democratic left, which permeates her whole life, not only philosophically and intellectually, but above all practically. Anna Šabatová’s lifelong efforts for a more just society have never stopped, connecting the period before 1989 with the period that followed.
"Vejjezd se stal" / "The Journey Happened". To the Tours of the Prague Professors in the Tributary Villages of the University Colleges at the Turn of the 16th and 17th Century. and "Ausfahrt ist stattgefunden". Zu Reisen der Prager Professoren in Untertanendörfer der Universitätskollegien an der Wende vom 16. zum 17. Jahrhundert.