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This week we reveal the identity of April’s mystery man and announce the
names of the four winners who will receive small prizes from Radio Prague.
Listeners quoted: Josef Vyvoda, Colin Rose, Tomas Kuca, S. J. Agboola,
Harold Yeglin, David Eldridge, Bob Boundy, Charlie Cockey, Yukiko
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Current AffairsPrague 1 to hold local referendum on Sigmund Freud statue
Last year the Prague city hall came up with the idea of commemorating the
150th anniversary of the birth of Sigmund Freud by erecting a statue of
the Moravian-born Viennese psychiatrist in the centre of Prague. The
sculpture was to be unveiled in May this year in a little square just
outside the old Prague Jewish quarter. However, the proposal caused so
much controversy in the area - partly because Freud never set foot in that
part of Prague - that the Prague 1 district has decided to hold a
referendum on whether the founding father of psychoanalysis should have a
monument there.
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Thieves get into the Prague Castle compound. Impressive micro-surgery: a
man gets a big toe in place of a missing thumb. And, a bottle of rum may
cost you 30,000 crowns. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.
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Current Affairs150 years of Freud, sex and controversy marked in Old Town exhibit
A new exhibition in Prague's Old Town Hall marks the 150th anniversary of
the birth of Sigmund Freud. It is just one of several memorial events
scheduled to take place in cities around the world to honor Freud, the man
regarded as the father of psychoanalysis.
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Sigmund Freud has been called upon to make a certain Moravian town lots of
money - after all it is his birthplace! Not happy with Viagra ? Head for
Velke Karlovice in eastern Moravia, which boasts a forest spring as potent
as the little blue pill. And, why have some Czechs switched to using
hippo-metres? Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.
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