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2. 10. 1938 - Poland's annexation of Teschen area

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The Second world war 1939 - 1945 (1331)

List of witnesses


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Major (ret.) Otto Grant (1923)

born on August 17, 1923, into a well situated family as a Jewish citizen he emigrated to England before the German occupation of Czechoslovakia the rest of his family followed him shortly afterwards graduated in Great Britain joined the Czechoslovak army in ... arrows 


Karel Chlebik (1925)

born 1925 in Albrechtice u Českého Těšína Polish nationality in forced labour as a miner his mother married a man who claimed Silesian nationality, Karel Chlebik thus had join the wehrmacht fought at Monte Cassino with the German army May 1944 captured by ... arrows 


Sergeant (ret.) Antonín Klečka (1924)

born February 11th 1924 in Karviná 1942 drafted into the wehrmacht after training deployed as a member of a covering battalion in the French territory 1944 deserted his unit and was captured by the Allies after internment selected to serve in the Allied armed ... arrows 


Private Josef Kokotek (1922)

He was born in 1922 in Teschen region His mother language was the Lach dialect, but he visited polish schools, he is an educated tailor He entered the German army, served in France by the Atlantic line Shortly after the invasion of the allied troops he has been ... arrows 


ThMgr. Erwin Kukuczka (1944)

a priest of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church (CČSH), born on May 27, 1944, in Istebné spent some time in a German camp as a child (till 1946) where the children were used as guinea pigs for nutritional experiments his mother died of tuberculosis after the war ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Jiří Louda (1920)

born October 3, 1920 in Kutná Hora graduated from grammar-school briefly served in the Czechoslovak army, after March 15, 1939 dismissed leaves for Poland and then for France joins the Foreign Legion, training in France and Algeria serving in the artillery ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Bedřich Opočenský (1924)

born May 24th 1924 in Boratín in the Volhynia region during the German occupation of Volhynia (June 1941–January 1944) resistance activity in the group Blaník after the occupation of Volhynia by the Red Army in January 1944 he joined the Czechoslovak army corps ... arrows 


Barbora Páslerová (1930)

born 1930 in Jakubovice in German Kłodzko as a schoolgirl witnesses persecution of local clergy after the war family threatened with displacement and starvation 1946 together with mother and brother illegally crossing the border to Czechoslovakia find their ... arrows 


Major Jan Pavlíček (1917)

born December 23rd 1917 in Palkovice near Frýdek-Místek, studied grammar school in Přívoz, began studying at the Czech Technical University in Prague took part in student demonstrations in October 1939, on November 17th he was moved out of a student dorm after ... arrows 


Private First Class (Chief Warrant Officer) Jan Sikora (1925)

Born in Jablunkov in 1925 Drafted to the Wehrmacht in Český Těšín and then transferred to Leipzig where he joined the 115th infantry unit assigned to the eastern front but didn’t go there finally Joined the 215th battalion in Mannheim Went to Nancy and Metz ... arrows 


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