Husinec

First written mention of Husinec is from 1291, when it was mentioned sort JINDŘICH Wok bark and Husinec AS THE MEETING at the Provincial Court. THE FOLLOWING OF 1359 ALTERNATES HUSINEC AS A NON-FURNISHED MESETEK. IN THE SAME YEAR, EVERY CHURCH IS RECOMMENDED.

Jan Hus's native house

The oldest report on Hus's native house in Husinec is written in the early 17th century in the preaching of Havel Žalanský: Parents Master Jan Hus was poor, because the place so far shows up
where he had his dwelling. "

The report of Krumlov Archbekel Kleeblatt from 1633 states that:
"The Husines show the house in which the Hus was born and cut off chips from his toothache."

The first known owner of us was in 1634 the Hake Tailor Zikmund Nna. 20 years later, the house was burned out. In 1691 the house was burned again. The other owners were Tramach, Suster
and in 1740 the baker Josef Jileček. At the beginning of the 19th century, the family of Jilečků ran wine-making.

During the celebrations in 1869, Hus's relief from Bohuslav Schnirch was unveiled at the house. In 1871 he visited the house of Jan Neruda. In 1873, Hus's room was rented from the owners,
in 1883 the front part of the cottage was bought by Svatobor. In 1952, a museum was opened in the house. Another modification was made in 1965. National cultural monument
since 1958. The house was reconstructed in 2015.

Hus statue

The first attempt to build the Hus Monument is recorded in 1928. Unfortunately, only the foundation stone was laid. He is still seen in the backyard of his native house. Since 1958, the statue of Jan Hus has been painted at the upper end of Prokop's Square with the Scriptures written by Professor Karel Lidický. It is 290 centimeters tall and is identical to the statue placed four years earlier in Karolinum, Prague.

The inauguration of the Hussite sculpture took place on 6 July and the main speech was held by the then Minister of Justice dr. V. Škoda. The celebration program culminated in an afternoon concert The Czechoslovak state ensemble of songs and dances.

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Jan Hus's native house
Hus statue
Hus festival
The first Hus celebrations took place in Husinec in 1868 and reminded John's death by a procession from the town hall to his native house. Larger celebrations took place a year later, commemorating the alleged five-year anniversary of his birth. The preparatory committee was formed by the vimperský doctor dr. Josef Wieser or Secretary of the District Council in Strakonice Česlav Augustin Ludikar. The Committee asks the community Husinecká "order, lend the necessary materials to build the gates in the evening ... to illuminate all the windows give more prominence to the streets to the square decorated and all the houses were on the hills around Husinec were equipped by bonfires." His own celebrations on September 6, 1869 were attended by sixty thousand people. The solemn speech was given by the prominent Czech politician, Karel Sladkovský: "Publicly, Master Jene Hus, we proudly call ourselves the world before you, and we want you to honor and celebrate your memory, if the name of the Czech name lasts. We do not care if others are kasting you, no more needing to set you in a line of saints. "
Regular celebration takes place only after the Second World War. Celebrations attended by prominent guests (General Ludvik Svoboda, Čestmír Emperor, Petr Pithart, Cardinal Vlk, Václav Havel, Václav Klaus) and popular artists (Mary Rottrová, Eva Pilarová, Milan Petty).

Josef Krais's native house, studio and sgraffito
Husinecká native pupil Franz Alta and Maximilian Pirner, performed at house no.. 42 during the upcoming German Nazi graffiti decoration with Czech national and historical motifs: "Well, we had to complete the house ahead otlouci, undressed and then for my personal presence at to re-cast each move. But the house of Lord Fidler is the most beautiful in the whole Hus county. Decorative fillings, historical figures of our nation, features of South Bohemian families. " Other Krejs sgraffiti - sv. Václava, sv. Jiří a sv. Martina can be found at the house no. 126, in the pub's pub no. 44 or within the cemetery church.