Chris Dziadul Analysis: Media capture in the Czech Republic

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Jun 22
3 min read

On previous visits to the public broadcaster Slovak Television and Radio (STVR), known until recently as Radio and Television of Slovakia (RTVS), I noticed that its headquarters lies next to the largest cemetery in Bratislava and burial place of the statesman Alexander Dubček.

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