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Intelligent salamanders against human domination alongside Havel’s political speech
Karel Chapek is a Czech writer, novelist and playwright, translator, science fiction writer. Classic of Czech literature of the XX century.
In search of pearls, Captain Van Toch discovers unusual creatures near the islands of the Pacific Ocean. They look like salamanders, but they have intelligence and, as it turned out, they learn quickly. Van Toch wants to help hardworking creatures and begins to settle them among people.
Thus began a new chapter in the history of salamanders, which gradually evolved. They learned to talk, adopted human habits and way of thinking. But they were still just cheap labor. No one guessed that one day these mysterious creatures would claim their rights and decide to end the domination of humans.
Vaclav Havel - Politics and Conscience
Vaclav Havel is a Czech writer, playwright, dissident, anti—communist, human rights activist and statesman, the last president of Czechoslovakia and the first president of the Czech Republic. One of the founders of the Civic Forum. Member of the European Council for Tolerance and Reconciliation.
"This speech was written for a speech at the University of Toulouse, where I would have delivered it at the ceremony of awarding me an honorary doctorate — if I had been there..." At the ceremony held at the University of Toulouse Le Mireille on May 14, 1984, Havel's speech was read by the English playwright Tom Stoppard.
