Ahoj, Monday! Your morning cup of Prague

Last week, we asked you which of the world's top food fast food brands without a presence in the Czech Republic you'd most like to see on the local market. Tex-mex was the big winner, with 30 percent voting for Taco Bell and 22 percent for Chipolte.

This week, we're wondering: as local companies condense space with people continuing to regularly work from home, do you mind sharing your desk at work?

August 21 marks the 55th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia, when Soviet tanks rolled into the country to suppress the flourishing Prague Spring.

This episode of the Cold War Conversations podcast with journalist Lani Seelinger of Socialism Realised charts the history of Prague Spring leading up to the invasion, one of the iconic moments of the Cold War.

Documentary filmmaker Rudolf Krejčík's Seven Days to Remember, largely comprised of footage shot on the streets of Prague in late August, 1968, is one of the definitive portraits of the Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovkia.

Krejčík's footage was smuggled to Canada following the invasion, where actor and Czech émigré Jiří Voskovec gave it an English-language narration that would describe the events to the world. The documentary is available in full on YouTube:

Following the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion, key figures in the underground opposition movement, including future Czech president Václav Havel, would secretly convene at Prague's Café Slavia. Five decades later, the location remains a local landmark.