A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque (photo) commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) was unveiled on the apartment house on Prague's Rasin Embankment, where he was born and lived for more than 40 years, on the eighth anniversary of his death today. Havel's younger brother Ivan, who still lives in the house, was among those attending the ceremony. The plaque, designed by architect Petr Hajek, is made of resin, with a sheet of paper conserved inside, which bears the inscription I lived here, too, Vaclav Havel.Its unveiling was initiated by Jaroslav Solc, a deputy mayor of the Prague 2 district where the house is situated. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) was unveiled on the apartment house on Prague's Rasin Embankment, where he was born and lived for more than 40 years, on the eighth anniversary of his death today. Havel's younger brother Ivan, who still lives in the house, was among those attending the ceremony. The plaque, designed by architect Petr Hajek, is made of resin, with a sheet of paper conserved inside, which bears the inscription I lived here, too, Vaclav Havel.Its unveiling was initiated by Jaroslav Solc (photo), a deputy mayor of the Prague 2 district where the house is situated. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque (photo) commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) was unveiled on the apartment house on Prague's Rasin Embankment, where he was born and lived for more than 40 years, on the eighth anniversary of his death today. Havel's younger brother Ivan, who still lives in the house, was among those attending the ceremony. The plaque, designed by architect Petr Hajek, is made of resin, with a sheet of paper conserved inside, which bears the inscription I lived here, too, Vaclav Havel.Its unveiling was initiated by Jaroslav Solc, a deputy mayor of the Prague 2 district where the house is situated. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel

A plaque commemorating the late Czech dissident, playwright and first post communist president Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) was unveiled on the apartment house on Prague's Rasin Embankment, where he was born and lived for more than 40 years, on the eighth anniversary of his death today. Havel's younger brother Ivan (on the photo centre with his wife Dagmar), who still lives in the house, was among those attending the ceremony. The plaque, designed by architect Petr Hajek, is made of resin, with a sheet of paper conserved inside, which bears the inscription I lived here, too, Vaclav Havel. Its unveiling was initiated by Jaroslav Solc (left), a deputy mayor of the Prague 2 district where the house is situated. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

Rasin embankment and basilica of St.Peter and Paul at Vysehrad

Rasin embankment and basilica of St.Peter and Paul at Vysehrad

The view on Rasin embankment and basilica of St.Peter and Paul at Vysehrad, Prague. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Zahorsky)