“We were supposed to learn Communism in Czechoslovakia…”
“I was born in 1939, on January the first. It was in a village in the Gramos Mountains. I think the name of the village is Glikoneri. It’s in the north of Greece, about thirty kilometers away from the border with Albania. I was born in the altitude of 1300 meters. The village was like glued to the mountain. It was like a swallow nest. Back then, there were almost no roads or paths leading to that place. At least no big ones. Today there would be a two-meter wide road to the village. But nothing like that was in place back in those days. The only way you could actually get there was on a donkey’s back or on foot, of course. There was even no larger road leading to the district city. The most convenient way to travel was on the river, by boat.”
born in 1931 in Płock her father was member of the Orthodox Church and mother was a Roman Catholic in 1945, after the liberation of Płock from German hands, the Soviets ...
born on 22 August, 1932, in Lidice witnessed the burning down of Lidice was detained in the Kladno grammar school was in a Nazi camp in Lódź went through Nazi ...
born on 17 April 1927 in Hlučín undergone a training in „Heimat Flak“ since 19 September 1944 until 13 November 1944 a member of Reich Labour Service (RAD) on 8 December ...
| Number of witnesses in database | 1709 |
| Number of published witnesses | 713 |
| Number of registered researchers | 1739 |
| Number of photos | 5903 |
| Number of clips | 5610 |
02/09/2010, Tisková zpráva Post Bellum
Na přelomu září a října 2010 bude na Mírovém náměstí v Ústí nad Labem instalována jedna z největších venkovních výstav v historii města: „My jsme to nevzdali aneb Příběhy 20 století“. Autoři - novináři z neziskové organizace POST BELLUM a historikové z Ústavu pro studium totalitních režimů (ÚSTR) – chtějí touto expozicí kromě jiného připomenout 72. výročí Mnichovské zrady z 30. září 1938.
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