Who sews at Podolska?
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Who sews at Podolska?
The fate of the famous salon in the 1950s
The Podolská Salon used to be associated with elegance and luxury in the times of its greatest glory. After the nationalization in 1948, thanks to the patronage of Martha Gottwald, the former owner was able to remain employed in a menial position. We can trace the fate of the people associated with the salon back to a time when the models of the Paris shows were replaced by red scarves and the ruffled sleeves of the punch lines. Elegance was disappearing from the streets, but what was much worse was that freedom was also disappearing and people were literally disappearing.
Lucie Hlavinková
Lucie Hlavinková was born and has lived in Brno all her life. She studied history and religious studies at the Faculty of Arts of MU. He is involved in teaching, translation and writing. For many years she wrote "in a drawer", until in 2016 she won the literary competition of the publishing house Albatros with a children's book called Project Dog (mine), which has had several sequels. She stayed with children's books and followed up with the equally successful Sisterhood series. The author's first book for adults, The Fox Sisters, a biographical historical novel about the founders of Spiritism, was published in 2017. Two years later she published a historical novel with a detective plot, The Apothecary, and a novel about the fate of a famous salon in the 1950s, Who Sews at Podolska's?
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