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Václav Havel Library loses co-founder Dagmar Havlová amid deepening crisis

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The future of Václav Havel Library hangs in the balance following the departure of one of the institution’s co-founders, the late president’s widow Dagmar Havlová. Her withdrawal from the project follows internal conflict which led to the loss of its principal sponsors and 17-member staff.

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The future of Václav Havel Library hangs in the balance following the departure of one of the institution’s co-founders, the late president’s widow Dagmar Havlová. Her withdrawal from the project follows internal conflict which led to the loss of its principal sponsors and 17-member staff.

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