Letters to Olga
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Letters to Olga
The correspondence of Vaclav Havel to his wife, Olga, during his four-year imprisonment by Czechoslovak authorities for his involvement in the Czech human rights movement. In these letters, Havel wrote of his own reflections on the theatre, on society and on philosophy.
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