In the heights of the White Carpathians, dotted sparsely across the hills, there are a number of crouched buildings. Everything is far away, which is why, so they say, certain women there have succeeded in preserving knowledge and intuition the rest of us have lost, which they have passed from generation to generation for centuries.
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The journalist and translator Leo Pavlát was born in Prague on 9. 10. 1950. He is connected with the modern life of the Jewish community in the Czech Republic. Since the mid-1990s he has been the director of one of the most important institutions, the Prague Jewish Museum, whilst both his journalistic and literary work are closely linked with Jewish themes.
