Vladimír Hanzel was Václav Havel's personal secretary since the summer of 1989, when the dissident entrusted him with the keys to his apartment. Then they moved to the Castle together. In an interview on the occasion of Havel's ninetieth birthday, Hanzel describes what the president did with joy and what was a nightmare for him.
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Vladimír Hanzel was Václav Havel's personal secretary since the summer of 1989, when the dissident entrusted him with the keys to his apartment. Then they moved to the Castle together. In an interview on the occasion of Havel's ninetieth birthday, Hanzel describes what the president did with joy and what was a nightmare for him.