POLISH AUTHORS AT THE BOOK WORLD IN PRAGUE
The World Book Fair began in Prague on Thursday. The event will last until Sunday. And although the focus will be on the Czech literature, Polish writers and their works will also make an appearance. The stand with the Polish literature will traditionally be hosted by the Bookstore u Wirthów from Český Těšín in cooperation with the Polish Institute in Prague. Among the authors will be our editorial colleague Danuta Chlup.

KARWINA: THEY WANT TO COMMEMORATE THE CHURCH OF ST. HENRY
The Old Karviná Association is working to commemorate St. Henry's Church, which was demolished in 1960-1961 due to mining damage.

WĘDRYNIA: A TEST WORTH A MILLION
The Jerzy Cienciała Theater, operating at the local PZKO Circle in Wędrynia, has begun its thirteenth decade of activity. During yesterday's premiere of "Test,” the four actors entertained the audience, but also made them think. The play can also be seen today at 6 p.m. in the Wędrynia "Czytelnia.”

FIELD HOCKEY MC: THE BEAUTIFUL DREAM OF POLISH PEOPLE IS OVER. BACK TO BACKSTAGE
Polish hockey players are returning to the backstage of the world competition after a brief adventure with the Elite. The red-and-whites, in Monday's key Group B match in Ostrava, lost to Kazakhstan 1:3, getting the last position in the spread. So the beautiful dream ended quickly for Polish fans, crowding all Polish matches in Ostravar Arena.