Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported on the Samizdat exhibition at the Museum für Kommunikation in Frankfurt.
Frankfurter Rundschau covered the opening of the exhibition “Samizdat: Words of Freedom in Czechoslovakia 1939–1989.”
Journal Frankfurt reviewed the exhibition under the headline “Literature against Censorship.”
hr2 featured the exhibition in its cultural programming.
Perlentaucher summarized the FAZ review of the Samizdat exhibition in its “9punkt” debate digest.
Hochheimer Zeitung and Allgemeine Zeitung reported on the exhibition under the headline “Words of Freedom from the Guest of Honour Country at the Book Fair.”
Museum für Kommunikation Frankfurt published the official exhibition page.
frizz Frankfurt included the Samizdat exhibition in its overview of September gallery shows.
Frankfurt Live announced the exhibition at the Museum für Kommunikation.
ARTE Presse published the official press collection for its Frankfurt Book Fair programme focusing on Czechia as Guest of Honour.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, OP Marburg, MSN and Main-Echo previewed the Czech programme surrounding the Frankfurt Book Fair, including exhibitions, readings, concerts, theatre and film.
Süddeutsche Zeitung provided an overview of literary events in Bavaria and highlighted the “Servus & Ahoj” series organised by the Adalbert Stifter Association.
Evangelische Zeitung reported on the Göttingen Literature Festival and noted Czechia’s role as Guest of Honour at the 2026 Frankfurt Book Fair.
Finanz-Echo gave an overview of Czechia’s Guest of Honour appearance, its motto, the dates of the fair and its economic dimension.
Honnef heute reported on a reading-circle trip to the Frankfurt Book Fair and the fair’s focus on Czechia.
Buchkultur previewed its issue 227, highlighting Czechia’s Guest of Honour role as well as Alice Horáčková’s “Geteiltes Haus.”
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported on the identification of the writer who published under the pseudonym “El Hor” in the early 20th century alongside major authors in the Prague-based German-language newspaper “Bohemia.”
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung gave a favorable review to Petr Šesták’s “Ausgebrannt,” praising its nuanced portrayal of rage and the social grievances underlying it.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur reviewed the anthology “Die Seele des Nebels. Gedichte aus Tschechien,” edited by Hans Thill.
Saarländischer Rundfunk featured Marek Torčík’s “Was die Zeit nicht nimmt” and noted that the novel won the Magnesia Litera Prize.
FR.de reviewed Radka Denemarková’s “Schokoladenblut.”
Perlentaucher prominently featured Radka Denemarková’s “Schokoladenblut” in its newsletter.
wienlive reviewed Alice Horáčková’s “Geteiltes Haus.”
radionews.de also recommended “Geteiltes Haus.”
EMMA introduced five Czech women writers: Radka Denemarková, Alice Horáčková, Jarka Kubsova, Kristina Hamplová and Lenka Reinerová.
Süddeutsche Zeitung previewed the programme of the Erlangen Poets’ Festival.
BR / Bayern 2 previewed its coverage of the Erlangen Poets’ Festival, including a “Buchgefühl” podcast recording with Radka Denemarková about “Schokoladenblut.”
BuchMarkt previewed the 2026 Stuttgart Book Weeks and their Czech-themed opening night.
Börsenblatt also reported on the programme of the Stuttgart Book Weeks and highlighted its Czech-themed opening night.
schwarzer.at announced the three-day literature festival “Ahoi! Tschechien setzt über” in Vienna and Bad Ischl.
PRINZ announced a reading by Radka Denemarková from “Schokoladenblut” in Wiesbaden.
Bausubstanz provided a detailed preview of “More is Now!”, the Deutsches Architekturmuseum exhibition on contemporary Czech architecture.
arcguide also announced “More is Now! Neue tschechische Architektur.”
Frankfurt Live reported on the Schirn Kunsthalle’s first German solo exhibition of Czech sculptor Anna Hulačová.
lifepr.de also announced the exhibition.
bindereport reported on “Klingspor: Kunst aus Europas Mitte,” an exhibition presenting Czech book art from 1900 to the present.
München Online presented “Imaginarium,” an exhibition by the Prague-based Forman brothers’ puppet-theatre collective at Literaturhaus München, highlighting Czechia’s puppetry tradition and its role as Guest of Honour at FBM 2026.
literaturreich launched an author-portrait series on Czech Guest of Honour literature with Emma Kausc.
literaturreich followed up with a closer look at Emma Kausc’s debut novel “Handlungsstörung.”
literaturreich provided an overview of Czech publishing, literary funding, translation practices and major literary prizes.
literaturreich presented Czech classic authors.
literaturreich introduced Czech author Eli Beneš and his novel “Unmerklicher Verlust der Einsamkeit.”
literaturreich featured Eli Beneš and his novel in a further post.
the.literarycorner reviewed “Geteiltes Haus.”
the.literarycorner reviewed “Handlungsstörung.”
literaturreich launched a Czech-themed reading project ahead of the Frankfurt Book Fair.
literaturreich launched a multi-slide series highlighting Czechia’s Guest of Honour role at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
MRN-News previewed the September programme of Heidelberg City Library, including a reading from Leo Perutz’s “Nachts unter der steinernen Brücke.”
uncovr.com picked up Bayern 2’s coverage of the Erlangen Poets’ Festival and highlighted “Buchgefühl” recordings with Karosh Taha and Radka Denemarková.