© Vaclav Havel
English Translations © Paul Wilson and others
On the occasion of Vaclav Havel's first official visit to Poland.
Washington, D.C., February 21, 1990
On the occasion of Vaclav Havel's first official visit to the Unites States.
Prague, March 15, 1990
President Richard von Weizsacker's visit marked by fifty-first anniversary of the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia.
Bratislava Castle, April 21, 1990
A meeting of Hungarian, Polish and Czechoslovak presidents in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
Prague Castle, April 21, 1990
On the occasion of John Paul II's first official visit to Czechoslovakia.
Jerusalem, April 26, 1990
Vaclav Havel delivered this speech on being awarded an honorary doctorate by the university during a state visit to Israel.
Strasbourg, May 10, 1990
Vaclav Havel's address to the oldest European Intergovernmental organization of democratic states, Strasbourg, France.
Salzburg, July 26, 1990
With this address, Vaclav Havel, opened the 70th annual Salzburg music festival in Austria.
Oslo, August 28, 1990
Sponsored by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity, and the Norwegian Nobel Committee, the theme of this conference was "The Anatomy of Hate: Resolving Conflict Though Dialogue and Democracy."
New York, September 30, 1990
This was the first world summit conference devoted to children, with leaders from seventy one countries taking part.
1991-1994 under construction
Charles University, Prague
17 February 1995
Grote Kerk, Vlaardingen, The Netherlands
13 March 1995
Canberra, Australia
29 March 1995
New Zealand
31 March 1995
Mons, Belgium
27 April 1995
Third Courtyard, Prague Castle
8 May 1995
Barcelona, Spain
11 May 1995
Prague-Ruzyne Airport
20 May 1995
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
June 8, 1995, 9.30 p.m.
Strasbourg, France
29 June 1995
Nuremberg, Federal Republic of Germany
17 September 1995