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MICHAEL KOCÁB - ROCKER VS. POLITICIAN

Pražský výběr – Symphony Bizarre

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Příběhy českého jazzu

Třicet svobodných

Rolling Stones – Hearts for Prague

Pražský výběr

Jan Hus

Zuzana Michnová – Jsem slavná tak akorát

ČT Live – Oskar Petr 60

StarDance

Michal Pavlíček & Friends: Best of Klobouček 1995-2004

Největší Čech

ČT Live – Pražský výběr

Český slavík

Vaclav Havel, ein böhmisches Märchen

Pražákům, těm je hej

Martha and I

The Galoshes of Happiness

Svatá

Havel Speaking, Can You Hear Me?

Edible Water Bottles

Sugar and Salt

Small Town

GENUS

The Magpie in the Wisp

Nine Circles of Hell

Wolf's Hole

The Last Theft

Caught by Night

Hledám dům holubí

Do You Know Where Herr Kisch Is?

The Pied Piper

Prague – The Restless Heart of Europe

Sweet Troubles

Lady Poverty

Prodavač humoru

Raspberry Coctail

Michael Kocáb (born 28 July 1954) is a Czech composer, singer, and political activist. He is the leader of Pražský výběr, a popular music band suppressed by the Czechoslovak communist regime in the 1980s.
At the spring 1989 Kocab with Michal Horacek founded the "Bridge" initiative; after founding of Civic Forum (CF) on November 19, 1989, he organized together with Horacek all negotiations of CF with the communist Prime Minister and his cabinet.
On behalf of CF, Kocab was also responsible for negotiations with representatives of the Czechoslovak army.
Using the significant political influence, he managed with several people to put through Vaclav Havel as the sole candidate of CF for the duty of the president – as Havel spoke of this in February 1990 in his speech to the US Congress in 1990.
From 1990 to 1992 he was a member of the Federal Assembly of the CSSR and the CFSR. In his first speeches during joint meetings of the House of Commons and the Chamber of Nations of the Federal Assembly Kocab repeatedly demanded an end to the Soviet occupation and declared the Treaty on the temporary stay of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia invalid. Kocáb led a parliament commission which negotiated the repatriation of Soviet soldiers from Czechoslovakia.
From 2009 to 2010 he held the position of Minister for Human Rights and National Minorities in the Government of the Czech Republic.

Michael Kocáb