Czechoslovak writer Bohumil Hrabal drinks mug of beer
Bohumil Hrabal, popular Czech writer who wrote world renowed books such as Oscar winning Closely Watched Trains, I Served the King of England both directed by Jiri Menzel. Hrabal, a beer drinker at popular Prague pub At Golden Tiger died by falling out of hospital fifth floor window when he attempted to feed pigeons in 1997. This event corresponded to events in some his books where falling out of fifth story window reocurred several times. Czechoslovakia 1965. (CTK Photo / Pavel Vacha)
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