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This year's U.S. presidential elections have attracted attention
world-wide, but there's one place in the Czech Republic where the contest
carries special resonance: Horni Benesov, a village in northern Moravia,
that was once home to Democrat challenger John F. Kerry's grandfather,
Fritz Kohn, who emigrated to the U.S. in 1905. More
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In this week's edition: the Benes decrees, US presidential candidate John
Kerry's Czech ancestors, listeners' requests for songs. Listeners quoted:
Mary Lou Krenek, Lee Archer, Otto Schwartz.
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Current AffairsSeven new members welcomed to NATO fold
Two years ago at the NATO Summit in Prague the process was set in motion -
it is now just about ready to come full circle: on April 2nd NATO will
officially expand by seven new countries as Jan Velinger reports.
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Hockey fans at the opera? Believe it or not Czechs are producing an opera
about their 1998 hockey victory at the winter Olympics in Nagano.
Democratic presidential frontrunner John Kerry and his distant relations
in Europe: the American who is so popular three European states are laying
claim to his ancestors. Czech chefs give the public a taste of the best
-and demand recognition! And, the price of a condom rocks Parliament. Find
out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.
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Press ReviewPress Review
U.S. presidential hopeful John Kerry's overwhelming victory in Super
Tuesday makes the front pages of all the dailies today. The elaborately
coiffured Democrat - who reportedly has some Czech blood running through
his veins - is shown kissing his wife and daughters after winning nine out
of ten states in Tuesday's primaries.
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