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One on OneDinah Spritzer - from New York to Siberia to Prague's corridors of power
My guest today is Dinah Spritzer, a journalist who was born in Argentina
but grew up in New York. Dinah works at Prague's English language
newspaper, the Prague Post. Dinah welcome to One on One, could you first
tell us please how you got into journalism?
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Current AffairsCzech Dialogue puts together Czechs at home and abroad
Are you a Czech expat who is missing the chance to use your mother tongue?
Or maybe you're a second generation Czech who would like to keep in touch
with events in the homeland of your ancestors, but you think your Czech is
not good enough? Are you interested in Czech history, folklore and humour?
Well, there is a chance for all of you - it's called Czech Dialogue and
it's a bilingual magazine bringing together Czechs at home and abroad.
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MagazineFrom exiles to expats
The world is a changing! Since 1989 a number of former exiles have
returned to the Czech Republic. Another interesting element of this is the
fact that the children of exiles, like myself, are also coming back to
Prague for long or short term stints. One of these people is Marketa
Rogers, a Californian who's parents left the then Czechoslovakia in the
mid 60's. Marketa, along with her husband Scott Rogers are owners of a
famous Prague cafe and bookstore, the Globe. I spoke with Marketa at the
cafe and asked her first why she came back to Prague.
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