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Wenceslas

['wensislɔ:s,-lәs]
即Wenceslaus

The explosion of joy in Wenceslas Square when the hated leaders that suppressed the Prague Spring reforms 20 years ago had to step down.
Havel and 15 other activists were detained on Jan. 16 after eight of them tried to lay flowers in central Wenceslas Square in memory of Jan Palach, a student who burned himself to death there 20 years ago.
About 100,000 people jammed Wenceslas Square on Tuesday for the first free commemoration of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion and heard their leaders exhort them to fight the legacy of Communist rule.
They had tried to lay flowers in Wenceslas Square to honor Jan Palach, a 20-year-old student who burned himself alive 20 years ago to protest the Soviet-led invasion that ended the liberal "Prague Spring" in August 1968.
In a closing speech, Havel defiantly declared he was not guilty of inciting people to attend a commemoration Jan. 15 for Palach in Prague's Wenceslas Square or of ignoring appeals to leave the square the next day.
After the Mass in Prague, students retraced the three-mile path of the Nov. 17 march, walking to Vysehrad Cemetery and cathedral and winding through Prague's historic streets for a rally at Wenceslas Square.
The demonstration, meanwhile, had begun at Wenceslas Square, and Czechoslovak TV for the first time showed live excerpts.
Soviet TV on Friday gave its viewers a look at student strike organizers and Prague's Wenceslas Square packed with protesters in its continuing open coverage of the reform movement rattling Eastern Europe.
Many years ago he wrote brilliant adventure novels like A Long Way to Shiloh and The Night of Wenceslas.
Some students, who arrived early on trains and buses from throughout the country, passed the time before the demonstrations by Christmas shopping along Wenceslas Square.
Bystanders cheered and applauded as the marchers headed slowly to Wenceslas Square through clogged streets.
Prague Communist party boss Miroslav Stepan was seen walking in Wenceslas Square, apparently checking security.
The demonstrations began Sunday when about 5,000 people gathered at Wenceslas Square for a memorial to Jan Palach, who burned himself to death 20 years ago to protest the presence of Soviet troops after the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion.
Earlier on Wenceslas Square, 200 people walked behind two representatives of the Charter 77 movement, Eva Kanturkova and Tomas Hradilek, who tried to lay flowers by the statue of King Wenceslas.
Earlier on Wenceslas Square, 200 people walked behind two representatives of the Charter 77 movement, Eva Kanturkova and Tomas Hradilek, who tried to lay flowers by the statue of King Wenceslas.
Human rights activist Anna Sabatova said the rally will go ahead in Wenceslas Square despite the ban, which she said was made known Friday.
The rally in Palach's memory drew President Vaclav Havel, who was arrested last year when he tried to lay flowers in Wenceslas Square to honor Palach.
The two also are accused of inciting a mass demonstration on Aug. 21 in Prague's Wenceslas Square.
Following is the transcript of an address delivered by President Vaclav Havel on Saturday at Wenceslas Square: Ladies and Gentlemen, dear Citizens.
More than 150,000 people rallied on Prague's central Wenceslas Square on Tuesday, emboldened by the tide of democratic change that is ending one-party rule in Poland and Hungary and has brought broad changes to East Germany.
Devaty was among 76 protesters detained on May Day when about 600 people demonstrated in Prague's Wenceslas Square for more democracy and the release of political prisoners.
Michael Schwarz, a staff photographer of The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution, said he went with the crowd trying to march to downtown Wenceslas Square but was beaten on the head by police and chased away.
Leaflets stuffed in some city mailboxes urged citizens to gather in Wenceslas Square, scene of protests 1968, on Saturday night for a discussion of the invasion.
Sunday's rally began with a few thousand protesters gathering on downtown Wenceslas Square, but the crowd grew to 30,000 as demonstrators reached Narodini Street, where white-helmeted riot police beat demonstrators Friday.
On Wenceslas Square, where police sirens had wailed hours before, discos blared electronic rhythm into the street.
Less than a month after marching on Wenceslas Square demanding free elections, Lubor Spilchal is overseeing contributions and poster campaigns for the opposition.
All choristers should note that the final verse of Good King Wenceslas now goes: When a VATman came in sight, taxing winter fuel.
Riot police beat protesters with clubs Thursday and formed human cordons to drive 2,000 people from Wenceslas Square, where activists demanding more human rights have rallied five straight days.
Pass the Kleenex. It is 'obvious' that there are better ways to help the poor than by acting on a sudden sentimental impulse as Wenceslas did.
"Wenceslas Square," at the New York Shakespeare Festival's Public Theater.

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