This year, we celebrate the 120th anniversary of the Czech Academy of Sciences and the Arts. Today's Academy of Science of the Czech Republic expands upon efforts of its several predecessors. The first was the Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences (1784-1952). The Czech Academy of Sciences and the Arts was established in 1891 through the significant financial support by the Czech architect and builder Josef Hlávka, who became its first President. It was known until 1918 as the Franz Josef I. Czech Academy of Sciences, Literature and Arts. The aim of this institution was to promote the development of Czech science and literature and to support Czech arts. The most important work of this institution was its publishing activities. Scholarships and financial support were also provided and smaller research units arose from its initiative as well. and Magdaléna Pokorná.
Pokud by se ohlédl, uviděl by za sebou cestu lemovanou sice občas pichláky a posetou hrboly, ale dlouhou a úspěšnou. Cestu nikdy nedláždil a neuhlazoval nedůstojnými kompromisy, ale naplňoval tvůrčím úsilím. Nemusí se nikomu omlouvat a na nic vymlouvat, protože navzdory politickým poryvům zůstával stále sám sebou i pevným zastáncem nenásilí a svobody. Tento čestný postoj nese životem i díky rodině. Jeho otec, českobudějovický právník, zastával podobně pevná stanoviska stejně jako jeho manželka, básnířka a překladatelka Jana Štroblová i jejich syn Mikuláš Hulec, v současnosti vysokoškolský profesor architektury. Teď již je zřejmé, o kom je řeč. and Vladimír Klíma.