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Psohlavci may
refer to:
Psohlavci , an 1894
novel by
Alois Jirásek Dog's Heads, a 1955
Czech drama film,
based on the
novel Psohlavci (opera), a Czech-language...
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Psohlavci is a Czech-language
opera in 3 acts by
Karel Kovařovic to a
libretto by
Karel Šípek
after Psohlavci (The Dogheads) by
Alois Jirásek. It premiered...
- He also
wrote his
first important works (The Philosophers'
Story or
Psohlavci). On 11
August 1879 he
married Marie Podhajská. They had
eight children...
- Gabriel,
writing about the
Chods in 1864,
described the
local people as “
Psohlavci” (Czech: Dog-heads) as
their pennon featured the
silhouette of a Bohemian...
- Dog's
Heads (Czech:
Psohlavci) is a 1955
Czech drama film
directed by
Martin Frič,
based on the
novel of the same name by
Alois Jirásek. It was entered...
- also
influenced other writers including Alois Jirásek with his
novel Psohlavci, in
which most of the
dialogue is in the Chod dialect. Božena Němcová...
- 2019-04-19. "KOMEDIANTI".
Festival de Cannes.
Retrieved 2019-04-19. "
PSOHLAVCI".
Festival de Cannes.
Retrieved 2019-04-19. "DALIBOR".
Festival de Cannes...
- to the
Pilsner Urquell brewery in Plzeň.
Alois Jirásek
wrote the book
Psohlavci ("The Dogheads"),
which was
about the Chodové
peoples and
young Jan's...
- (1652–1695),
revolutionary leader Jirásek,
Alois (1986) [First
published 1886].
Psohlavci [The Dogheads] (in Czech) (64th ed.). Prague: Československý spisovatel...
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Terezka by
Lenka Lagronová 1998 –
Arcadia by Tom
Stoppard 1999 – Jeminkote,
psohlavci by Iva Peřinová 2000 –
Faust Is Dead by Mark
Ravenhill 2001 –
Tales of...
