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We’re diving into the enduring relationship between Czechs and this vibrant city, exploring moments that have left an indelible mark on our nation’s story.
Today, we’re focusing on a truly remarkable chapter from World War II – the story of how the exiled Czechoslovak president, Edvard Beneš, managed to de facto recreate a country that was torn apart by the Nazi occupation. It’s a tale of resilience, but also the beginnings of diplomacy that in effect brought Czechoslovakia into the Soviet sphere of influence and led to the installment of a totalitarian regime for over 4 decades.
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Author: Vít Pohanka