Our people were shooting them like rabbits
Jarmila Jägerová was born March 21, 1923 in Červený Újezd near Kladno. As a little girl she became an orphan and social workers placed her into a foster family who lived in the Sudetenland - in Albeř near Nová Bystřice close to the border with Austria. She was attending a Czech one-room school there. After the Munich conference she decided to leave the border region and return to the interior, to her sister to Běleč. After the war she helped her foster family in Albeř with preparing for their escape from the country and saving of their property.
Postwar excesses
born on August 24, 1956 in Budapest her father, the mechanical engineer Tamás Lukách, was secretary of a workers' council in 1956 and condemned for his role in the revolution ...
born in 1931 1945 – joined the Scout in České Budějovice Since 1948 until his arrest by the StB, he was in charge of the 10th Scout troop in České Budějovice. On September ...
born June 27, 1927 in Prague her eldest sister Josefa was married to a railway employee and Sokol member Ludvík Vaněk the Vaněk family was actively involved in the ...
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02/05/2012, Tisková zpráva POST BELLUM
Ve středu 2. května spouští Vodafone a sdružení Post Bellum aplikaci pro chytré mobilní telefony "Pamět národa", která zpřístupní uživatelům události a příběhy z naší nedávné minulosti. A to přímo na místech, kde se odehrály.
02/12/2010
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