Biography of Vaclav Havel

On October 5, 1936 VáclavHavel was born in Václav MariaHavel and Božena Vavrečková in Prague, Czechoslovakia. His father is the owner and landlord of the restaurant. Harbel grew luxuriously with servants, limousines, elegant houses ("Vaclav Havel." Gale, 2004). But after the Communist took over, his family's possessions and possessions were confiscated ("VáclavHavel." Gael, 2004). Because communists took over, Javier and his brother Ivan Havel were deprived of high school education, but Harve found a solution to the problem and went to the evening school ("Vaclav Havel." Gale , 2004).

Then on October 28, 1991, Vaclav Havel came to Slovakia. But his stay quickly showed Slovak Nationalism and the plight of the Czech Republic to deal with it. At the Vaclav Havel speech, he wishes to keep silent for two minutes to commemorate the people who died in Czechoslovakia. However, some Slovak people cried instead "long-lived Slovakia" or "Javier is enough." Havel immediately quit the meeting and was surprised at the attitude of Slovakia. Then we began a series of negotiations in the Czechoslovakia Federation. This is a complete failure. And representatives of the Czech Republic and Slovakia began negotiations on the Czechoslovakia Convention. At last they completed it, and even if there was a statement, the Czech Representative did not agree. Each republic is said to have its own foreign policy. Domestic lawyers in Slovakia did not pass the treaty. This is a failure of the two-year negotiations between the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

President of the Czech Republic is not always a politician. The first occupation of Vaclav Havel was a theater. In his dramatic work, Havel received a commendation from the Czech republican government of Czechoslovakia. Due to his work, he became dissident, immediately started the political movement and eventually grabbed power in his country. Vaclav Havel was born in Prague on October 5, 1936. In 1951 he completed his compulsory education. As a descendant of the famous Prague merchant's family, he was banned from normal research later. While I was studying chemistry laboratory technicians for four years, I attended a night school at a grammar school. At the age of 19 he began posting his research and articles in literary journals and dramatic magazines. The family tradition allowed him to accept the humanistic value of the Czech culture which was suppressed or destroyed in the 1950s.