9. 5. 1960 – Amnestie étendue à tous les prisonniers politiques (21) 9. 5. 1962 – Amnestie étendue (6) 22. 8. 1963 – Début des réhabilitations judiciaires (2) 27. – 29. 6. 1967 – IV. rassemblement des écrivains tchécoslovaques (1) 31. 10. 1967 – Manifestation spontanée des étudiants pragois (1) 5. 1. - 21. 8. 1968 – Le Printemps de Prague (40) 5. 4. 1968 – Création du KAN (Club des sans-parti engagés) (3) 21. 8. 1968 – Invasion des troupes du Pacte de Varsovie (70) 22. 8. 1968 – Conseil extraordinaire du Parti Communiste de Tchécoslovaquie (1) 19. – 21. 11. 1968 – Grève des étudiants et autres démonstations de la résistance civile (3) 18. - 21. 8. 1969 – Manifestations massives contre l’occupation soviétique (4) 17. 4. 1969 – Démission d‘A. Dubček, début de ce que l’on appelle la Normalisation (3) 16. 1. 1969 – Immolation par le feu de Jan Palach (7)
her father was victim of Stalin’s repressions during WW II was working in Königsberg she married a Czech from Brno town but under pressure she moved to USSR with three children born in Czechoslovakia ... 
born April 11th 1935, spent his childhood in Domažlice his father Josef Černohorský was a Czechoslovak army officer, during the war held in the Flossenbürg concentration camp together with other fellow-citizens from Domažlice due to the escape of Jan Smudek; he was ...
comes from a rich family of an industrialist from Česká Skalice studied at a grammar school in Náchod August 1948 – emigrated abroad lived in Munich for two years, cofounder of the Czech section of Radio Free Europe together with Pavel Tigrid participated as ...
born in a middle class Czech-Jewish family in Brno on May 4th, 1930 transport to Terezín in the Terezín family camp in Birkenau (Březinka) later transported to Buchenwald (January–April 1945) liberated by American soldiers not far from Jena on April 14th, ...
carpenter arrested after an unsuccessful attempt to cross the border permanent health damage from an ear injury during the interrogations two sons ...
born in a cottier family in Valašský region on June 28th, 1923. joined the Government Protectorate Army in 1941 embattled in Italy in 1944, with some other members of the Government Army defected to guerrilla he left for Switzerland at the end of 1944, he ...
born 29th January 1939, Smiřice completed grammar school in Hradec Králové 1958, co-founded the amateur group Kladivadlo in Broumov 1963, Kladivadlo moved to Kadaň the group regularly achieved success in the competitions Jiráskův Hronov and Wolkerův ...
Born in 1926 in Prague. Left for Palestine in 1939 with his parents, younger sister, and uncle. Experienced a long journey, over three months, on the river ship, “Spiroa,” on the Danube River. In Palestine, he began working as a locksmith. By the end of 1943, ...
was born on July 23rd in 1919 in Teplice shortly before the war erupted Anita had been baptized and on September 17th in 1939 she got married to Jindřich Gaydečka of German origin, which saved her from a deportation to the concentration camp and the gas chamber ...
born on 30th June 1920 in Prague in April 1939 left Czechoslovakia, over Yugoslavia, Italy and Switzerland to England 1939-1942 stayed, studies in London 1942-1945 at the 312th (from 1944 310th) Czechoslovak fighter squadron of the RAF, due to his eyesight ...
