Red Wednesday, short march past Prague's selected public and church buildings

Red Wednesday, short march past Prague's selected public and church buildings

The conference, held in Charles University's Karolinum premises, marks the Red Wednesday as an international initiative in remembrance of those prosecuted for their faith all over the world. It is being transmitted online. After the conference, a joint Christian-Jewish prayer will take place, following a short march past Prague's selected public and church buildings that will be illuminated red as a symbol of bloodshed accompanying the persecution, on November 25, 2020. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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