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Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský

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Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský
Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský

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Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský — A large formally dressed group of men and women gathers around the Žižka monument; some participants pose on the pedestal steps while others form a semicircle on both sides…

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Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský
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A photograph of the same group from another angle was published by the magazine Světozor in 1907. This was an excursion by Prague intellectuals.
We thank Mgr. Eva Černohorská for the identification.

Text of the article:

THE FREE THOUGHT CONGRESS (pp. 1154 and 1155), held in Prague from 8 to 12 September of this year, was indeed a distinguished gathering, at which much that was good and commendable was said by speakers representing various nationalities. Even if this congress had achieved nothing other than drawing the attention of broad sections of our public to the noble efforts of free thinkers and the admirable aims of this movement, it would already have accomplished enough. In this magazine we have already had an opportunity to describe in greater detail the significance of the Free Thought association, which here too, it seems, is beginning not only to be understood but also consciously promoted by people of outstanding cultural importance (Prof. Dr. Krejčí, the writer F. V. Krejčí, Dr. Scheiner, Dr. V. Bouček, and others), and will thereby undoubtedly win broader confidence in its mission. Today we merely supplement the reports on this important international congress with several pictures showing, in groups, particularly distinguished congress guests from abroad, as well as a picture from the congress participants’ excursion to Tábor, where respectful tribute was paid to the memory of Hus and Žižka.

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A large formally dressed group of men and women gathers around the Žižka monument; some participants pose on the pedestal steps while others form a semicircle on both sides. Historic houses with decorated gables and business signs form the background, including Táborská pivnice at the left and the Karel Ctibor premises at the right. Most men wear dark suits and hats, women wear long dresses and elaborate decorated hats, and children also stand at the edges.
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Large glass plate negatives has been in use in the years 1880-1950.
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group, skupiny, Tábor, Jan Žižka z Trocnova, Ctibor House
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skupinový portrét, dav, memorial, statue, muži, ženy, children, obleky, klobouky, zdobené klobouky, dlouhé šaty, zdobený štít, obchodní nápis, dlážděné náměstí
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Statue of Jan Žižka from Trocnov
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TÁBORSKÁ PIVNICE,NA FORMANCE,ČERNÝ LEŽÁK,VÍNO,KAREL CTIBOR
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Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský
Free Thought Congress at the Žižka monument by Strachovský

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