Clinton Remembered Havel. He Helped Change the Course of History, He Said
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Václav Havel was one of the most inspiring leaders I have ever worked with. I will always be grateful for the opportunity to support the Czech Republic and its flourishing democracy and then its leadership in NATO expansion, said former US President Bill Clinton in a video he shared on social media. Havel would have celebrated his 90th birthday on Monday. In addition to Clinton, other world figures remembered him, praising his fight for democrac…
Bill Clinton made special mention of the intellectual, writer and President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Havel. He spoke in a video about their friendship and the tour he gave him of his country, playing "Happy Birthday" on the saxophone, even though he has passed away, as they both loved music. Vaclav Havel was born on October 5, 1936, but died in 2011. Little Bill, as he is called in the US, emphasized the uniqueness of the Czech politician i…
Former US President Bill Clinton considers Václav Havel one of the most interesting people he has ever known. Clinton remembers the former Czech and Czechoslovak president, who would have been 90 today, as a man who believed in freedom and democracy, always knew exactly what to say and when to say it, and who, despite his health problems, could laugh. He said this in an interview with Czech Radio Radiožurnál.
Prague - Former US President Bill Clinton considers Václav Havel one of the most interesting people he has ever known. Clinton remembers the former Czech and Czechoslovak president, who would have lived to be 90 today, as a man who believed in freedom and democracy, always knew exactly what to say and when to say it, and who, despite health problems, was able to laugh. He said this in an interview with Czech Radio Radiožurnál.
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