emacs complains about encoding?

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+Subject: emacs complains about encoding?\r
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+Dear all,\r
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+i've just yesterday pulled from git recent version of notmuch and\r
+started to use it. With respect to previous version (~2months old?) I\r
+have now problem, that when I receive from somebody an email using\r
+'whatever' (understood uknown) encoding, the email is in emacs displayed\r
+correctly. When I want to answer however to this, all the characters\r
+(like czech accented letters) are 'thrashed' in the original mail. It\r
+seems like the mail buffer does not use utf encoding or what.\r
+\r
+When I try to send such email, I'm asked about what to do with those\r
+characters and what charset to use etcetc. bit annoying. \r
+\r
+Could someone give me a hint what to change to make it again running?\r
+\r
+thanks  a lot\r
+\r
+d.\r