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This famous Czech restaurant opened in 1922 and closed in 2016. Klas had a rich history and an old world European castle design. I remember eating here a few times and the last time was in 2016. I was sitting at the bar drinking a pilsner and eating the pork tenderloin
This famous Czech restaurant opened in 1922 and closed in 2016. Klas had a rich history and an old world European castle design. I remember eating here a few times and the last time was in 2016. I was sitting at the bar drinking a pilsner and eating the pork tenderloin
This famous Czech restaurant opened in 1922 and closed in 2016. Klas had a rich history and an old world European castle design. I remember eating here a few times and the last time was in 2016. I was sitting at the bar drinking a pilsner and eating the pork tenderloin
Klas Lindquist, Saxophone. Friday night at Glenn Miller Cafe.
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This famous Czech restaurant opened in 1922 and closed in 2016. Klas had a rich history and an old world European castle design. I remember eating here a few times and the last time was in 2016. I was sitting at the bar drinking a pilsner and eating the pork tenderloin
Southwest Airlines
Boeing 737-3H4
N383SW (cn 26589/2612) "Arizona One"
Photographed at Las Vegas - McCarran International (LAS / KLAS)
USA - Nevada
11.March.2011.
Opened in 1922, this restaurant advertises that it is the oldest operating Czechoslovakian restaurant in the country. Very cute facade...I thought it looked kinda like a giant version of this: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_house
This famous Czech restaurant opened in 1922 and closed in 2016. Klas had a rich history and an old world European castle design. I remember eating here a few times and the last time was in 2016. I was sitting at the bar drinking a pilsner and eating the pork tenderloin
De gelukkige klas (The happy class) is a book from 1926 by the Dutch writer Theo Thijssen. The story is about a primary school teacher in Amsterdam, Master Staal. He writes down all his experiences, both good and bad, in his diary. His wife only looks at his students from the outside and sometimes has a very blunt opinion of them. Staal is usually able to restrain himself, but completely disagrees.
He has many different children to whom he teaches for several years. One student, Louis van Rijn, is very ill and often does not come to school. When his health gets so bad that he cannot go to school anymore, Staal comes to visit him.
Louis had a strong mind and liked to read a lot. Staal, together with another teacher, provides him with books. The story ends with a visit to Louis van Rijn. Staal had come to the conclusion that his class should just be a happy class and that the things they had to learn were worth nothing.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_gelukkige_klas
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Sculpture of Theo Thijsen by Hans Bayens on Lindengracht, Jordaan district