Alexei Pludek

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Alexej Pludek (born January 29, 1923 in Prostějov , † September 7, 2002 in Prague ) was a Czech writer and politician.

Life

Pludek studied economics at the Political and Social University until 1951. The second time he passed his exams in 1966 at the University of Economics in Prague. Before the Velvet Revolution he was one of the cultural figures closely associated with the communist regime. After 1989 he became involved in the nationalist movement.

In 1992 he was elected to the federal assembly as a member of the left-wing communist coalition Levý blok ( The Left Bloc ). In 1996 he ran for the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic. One of his proposals as a politician was to lower child allowances for "adaptive" families.

Works

In addition to historical novels, he has been writing children's and youth literature, science fiction novels and a screenplay since 1959.

In German language

  • The Fall of Atlantis (1989) - Last part of a trilogy. Fantastic novel about the fall of Atlantis , the cause of which was moral decline, represented by a group of traders.
  • Carolus Quartus, Romanorum imperator et Boemie rex (1978)
  • Teichheger Mares suspects (1968)
  • The Magic Feather (1962)
  • Counselor of the Rajas (1975) - historical novel from India.

Filmography

  • V ulici je starý krám (1955) ( FAMU )

See also: List of Czech writers

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personal data
SURNAME Pludek, Alexei
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech writer and politician
DATE OF BIRTH January 29, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH Prostějov
DATE OF DEATH September 7, 2002
Place of death Prague