The regional branch of the nonprofit Post Bellum has been active in South Bohemia since 2019. It records interviews with eyewitnesses - in its first four years it documented nearly 200 South Bohemian stories, covering Holocaust survivors, war veterans, and people whose lives were shaped by Communist rule. Alongside its documentary work, the branch organises exhibitions, public talks, and school education projects including the Stories of Our Neighbours programme.
náměstí Přemysla Otakara II. 79/21, 370 01 České Budějovice
Opening hours follow the event programme
A summer day camp featuring theatre workshops for children in Prague 2.
A Czech drama about a doctor in the 1980s working at a provincial hospital, confronting the moral dilemmas of her profession.
A guided tour of Prague's iconic Strahov Stadium, exploring its role in Sokol festivals, communist-era spartakiads, and the turbulent events of the 20th century.
Documentary about uranium mining in northern Bohemia after WWII, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.
A podcast recording with Jan Dobrovský, chairman of the Memory of the Nation College, and journalist Jindřich Šídlo exploring Czech politics and history from the 1990s onward.
A guided walk through Hradec Králové exploring the city's unified response to the Warsaw Pact invasion in August 1968 and the transformations that followed.
Documentary film about the St. James Pilgrimage Route screened at Post Bellum in České Budějovice.
László Nemes' new film about a Jewish boy's life in 1950s Hungary, followed by a discussion on family and social collapse.
An escape game based on the true story of two Budějovice residents who were among the most successful Western agents of the 1950s. Players have 90 minutes to escape from a safe house in 1950 and reach the West.