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William Kamkwamba: Jak jsem spoutal vítr
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Ve věku 14 let, v době hladomoru a chudoby, postavil malawijský chlapec větrný mlýn, aby dodával elektřinu svému domovu. Teď, ve věku 22 let William Kamkwamba, který promlouvá na TEDu již podruhé, vypráví svými vlastními slovy strhující příběh vynálezu, který změnil jeho život.
To power his family's home, young William Kamkwamba built an electricity-producing windmill from spare parts and scrap -- starting him on a journey detailed in the book "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" and the new film, "William and the Windmill." Full bio »
Translated into Czech by Simon Buryan
Reviewed by Sylva Ficová
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