Sir Nicholas Winton celebrates his 103rd Birthday on 19th May 2012 and we wish him many more beautiful days to come!
MEDIALOGUE, as a proud partner of successful exhibition project Almost Velvet Revolutions produced by Czech-Arab Center for Cultural Dialogue INSAAN, would like to announce its continuance in Brno. The exhibition, which covers over 40 outstanding photos combining images related to the Czechoslovak Velvet Revolution of 1989 and images from the Arab revolutions and protests of the last year will be held in March 2012. The address of the exhibition will be announced shortly.
Medialogue has been a proud partner of successful exhibition project Almost Velvet Revolutions produced by Czech-Arab Center for Cultural Dialogue INSAAN, which was installed at the Republic Square in Prague from November 16 - 30.
If you haven't had an opportunity to see over 40 outstanding photos combining images related to the Czechoslovak Velvet Revolution of 1989 and images from the Arab revolutions and protests of this year personally, use the opportunity to see the section of the exhibition Almost Velvet Revolutions online, together with photographs of its launch in the virtual gallery Aktualne.cz on the link bellow:
We are proud to invite you to an exceptional exhibition project Almost Velvet Revolutions produced by Czech-Arab center for cultural dialogue INSAAN. More than 40 outstanding photos combining images related to the Czechoslovak Velvet Revolution of 1989 and images from the Arab revolutions and protests of this year will be installed on namesti Republiky (Republic square) in Prague from November 16 - 30.
Medialogue Company is a proud partner of this project and a supplier of the exhibition system INEXIN.
One of Winton's children - Hugo Marom (83) is one of the laureates of this year's 15th annual award Gratias AGIS. Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel Schwarzenberg presented the prize to mr. Marom on October 14th for spreading the good name of the Czech Republic. Congratulations!
The entire exhibition project Winton's Trains is now available online at www.wintonstrain.com in section Project.
We would like to thank following institutions for courtesy to public the exhibition in its entirety on the website:
- Bundesarchiv, Germany (image no. 183-1989-0322-506, photographer unknown, image no. 5)
- Auswärtiges Amt - Politisches Archiv, Germany (scan - Munich Agreement, image no. 7)
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA (photo - The mass execution of women and children after the liquidation of the Mizocz ghetto in Ukraine,14 October 1942, image no. 67)
We would like to thank following institutions for courtesy to public the exhibition in its entirety on the website:
- Bundesarchiv, Germany (image no. 183-1989-0322-506, photographer unknown, image no. 5)
- Auswärtiges Amt - Politisches Archiv, Germany (scan - Munich Agreement, image no. 7)
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA (photo - The mass execution of women and children after the liquidation of the Mizocz ghetto in Ukraine,14 October 1942, image no. 67)
