21. 8. 2025 I am a witness of modern Czechoslovak history The Federal Assembly – that is my name. Welcome to Prague. Who am I? I have stood through all the crucial decisions our republic has faced since 1948, for once I served as the home of the National Assembly. From 1995, I became the headquarters of Radio Free Europe – and since 2009, as part of the National Museum, I have been safeguarding the treasures of our history. 27. 11. 2025 When Our Fire Went Out – What Would Become of Us? We are Blast Furnaces No. 4 and 6. For decades, we stood here with our flames burning day and night. But in September 1998, our fire finally went out. And with it came a big question: what would happen to us and to the entire Vítkovice complex? 13. 1. 2025 The Last Blast - the End of One Era, and a New Beginning It was Sunday morning at 8.30 a.m. and a glowing stream of pig iron began to roll under the blast furnace No. 1 at the Vítkovice Ironworks, accompanied by a sizzle of hot sparks as it had so many times before. A blast was taking place under the furnace. This time, however, it was different, it was watched by 1,200 employees, it was 27 September 1998 and this blast was the last ever in Vítkovice. Více novinek