"The Story of Prague" by Francis LĂĽtzow is a historical journey into the heart of Bohemia, revealing Prague's transformation throughout the ages. Beginning with ancient legends of Princess Libussa and the peasant Premysl, the story uncovers the city's mythical origins and natural setting, setting the reader up for the unique blend of narrative as Prague evolves through political and ethnic conflicts, major figures, and remarkable architecture, to evolve as the capital of Bohemia.
The Story of Prague
By Francis LĂĽtzow
From mythical beginnings to religious conflicts, discover the vibrant narrative of a city shaped by legends, powerful figures, and enduring cultural clashes.
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