ISSUE NO. 38 - NOVEMBER 16TH

Could a revolution be bloodless?

The Austrian city is the only capital in the world that has vineyards. Our real chance for the future lies in the East. Of course, every vernissage (private preview of an art exhibition) has its laws, even one honored by the presence of bishops, rectors, superiors of religious orders and the metropolitan archbishop. In the late spring of 1916, the Russian army launched its last offensive. The White Eagle club in the district of Knightsbridge evolved from a respected culture center to a second-rate bar. "Mother Night" was written by Kurt Vonnegut in 1961.

More in the 38th issue of TVP Weekly.