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I think that the differences have been levelled. But there was nothing that could change the people; there was not enough time, either — no historical shock happened. There are many such issues that he simply must explain. Jaroslav Hutka started singing old Moravian ballads in when he came across a collection of Moravian folklore songs compiled in midth century by Roman Catholic priest Frantisek Susil. Looking back today, I don't find it particularly pleasant that I stood. They have also become a common political party, and I have lost any interest in what they are up to now. I understood the development that the s were a bit softer than before.

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I did care about it though when I was in exile, though, when they asked me where I was from, and I uutka to localize it. He first supported a small liberal party, the Civic Democratic Alliance, and last year he ran for a seat in the Parliament for the Green Party. According to recently found documents, Mr Nohavica filed reports on two significant exile figures — singer-songwriter and Radio Free Europe presenter Karel Kryl and playwright Pavel Kohout.

Soon after his return, Jaroslav Hutka became involved in politics, too.

The regime in the s was in fact the same as in the 70s. I think this was the very last time I had anything to do with politics. Inhe was forced out of the country by the communist regime only to return in November when he became one of the faces of the Velvet Revolution.

I would usually say that I was Czech but sometimes I said I was from Moravia because I knew they wouldn't know where that was. That began with the foundation of Czechoslovakia when they wanted to merge the two cultures and that is what happened.

Dissident singer-songwriter Jaroslav Hutka

Originally from Olomouc, central Moravia, singer-songwriter Jaroslav Hutka established himself as one of the most original figures in Czech folk music in the late s. Those nameet do come, however, don't care which I play. Dissident singer-songwriter Jaroslav Hutka Jan Richter. More than a dozen people who risked their lives to stand up to the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia received recognition from the….

Jaroslav Hutka chose the latter, and moved to Holland. That was very important for the Dutch — that it was cheap. Did the Dutch have any idea about what was going on in Czechoslovakia at the time? This is really a transitional period now. More from Radio Prague.

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There are many such issues that he simply must explain. CTK From his native Olomouc, Jaroslav Hutka moved to Prague in the beginning of the s, and with the exception of 11 years he spent in exile in Holland, namsst has lived here ever since. They have also become a common political party, and I have lost any interest in what they are up to now. I have been always interested in those things. Even my landlord, to whom I had explained that Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia are two different countries, came to offer namedt his sympathies when Tito died.

His concerts were some of the last bastions of unrestrained art in the country. It is called Udavac The Snitch and it is about singer-songwriter Jaromir Nohavica, who collaborated with the secret communist police, known as the StB, in the late s. Generally, those who knew at least something got it confused with Yugoslavia, because the names are similar.

I think that the differences have been levelled.

Jaroslav Hutka inphoto: In fact, he missed out on election by a mere votes. Is it his own songs or the old ballads that are more popular with his fans?

Looking back today, I don't find it particularly pleasant that I stood. And people would go, 'uh-hu, I see'. After all those years, does he see any differences between people from Bohemia and Moravia? The life of the wealthy upper middle class. Jaroslav Hutka started singing old Moravian ballads in when he came across a collection of Moravian jaroslag songs compiled in midth century by Roman Catholic priest Frantisek Susil.

But now, in the character of people today, they say that Moravians are softer, heartier — well, I don't know about that. But namset was nothing that could change the people; there was not enough time, either — no historical shock happened.