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A Call for Passivity and a Hidden Threat. How Hácha Urged the Czechs to Accept Their Fate the Day After the German Occupation
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Series How Words Changed History: The difficulty with important speeches by political leaders is sometimes that after years it is difficult to know who was listening to them and in what mood. But there are speeches for which it is easy to guess what impact they had at the time. Many people must have heard the speech of the state president Emil Hácha on March 16, 1939, even if it did not actually bring anything that they did not already know. On …
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