Vaclav Havel, leader of "Velvet Revolution," dies
PRAGUE |
(Reuters) - Vaclav Havel, a dissident playwright who was jailed by Communists and then went on to lead the bloodless “Velvet Revolution” and become Czech president, died at 75 on Sunday.
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Oh! I didn’t like his plays, but he was a great man. I saw him speak five years ago, when he spent a year at my...
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Oh! My heart dropped to my stomach.
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I’m so upset, what a brilliant person he was… long live the Laterna Magika.
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I am so incredibly sad about this. WORDS DO NOT EXPRESS
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NOOOOOO NO NO NO YOU WERE MY FAVORITE LIVING POLITICIAN WHY Rest in peace, you wonderful man.
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