Anti-communist sentiments were also very strong in Litomyšl

Traders and traders discouraged the choice of the Communist Party

Negative advertising can be a very powerful weapon

"Improved" portraits of communist candidates Ladislav Adamec and Vasil Mohorita

Election banners of the Republican candidate Ladislav Drahos

František Zeman at the Smetana monument in Litomyšl

František Zeman speaks at the first organized demonstration in Litomyšl, on November 23, 1989

Vojtěch Stříteský also spoke at the first demonstration in Litomyšl, on November 23, 1989

Raised right hands of the protesters to the "V", a symbol of victory

The arcade of Kaňka's house on Národní řída eight days after November 17, 1989

Demonstration on the Letna Plain, November 25, 1989

November "decoration" of Litomyšl, November 1989

General support of the general strike, Litomyšl, November 1989

Shop windows full of news, Litomyšl, November 1989

New news kept coming, Litomyšl, November 1989

František Zeman as a moderator of the Litomyšl demonstration on November 27

Vojtěch Stříteský and Eva Piknová singing the national anthem, Litomyšl, November 1989

The Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Petr Pithart, discussed with one of the local citizens during his visit to Trstěnice on 12 February 1991

Petr Pithart took a spinning wheel in memory

Performance of the band Homo ludens at the Dinner of the Youth Club in Smetana's house in Litomyšl, from left Jan Rychtařík, dancer Vladimír Vomela and Ladislav Urban, January 29, 1987

From left: Michal Müller, Vladimír Vomela, Kamila Popelková and Jan Rychtařík

From left: Milan Březina, Milan Bartoš and Josef Vondráček

The founder of the band, Jan Rychtařík, performed in Tržek, April 1990

Speech to the crowd

Demonstration of VPN in Levice