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EXPLAINED: Why the Czech expulsion of Germans after WWII still resonates
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Mikuláš Bek gave a speech at the 75th anniversary of the meeting of Sudeten Germans and their descendants. He emphasized the protection of the West and also the mutual learning of Czech and German, which he described as not foreign, but neighboring languages.
/FROM THE DAILY'S SPECIAL REPORTER/ Stefan Böhm is a Swede. But actually a German. And a Czech, that is, a Czech German. His mother was born in Znojmo, his father in Česká Třebová. After the war, when they found themselves in Vienna after being expelled, Stefan Böhm's father was offered a job and an apartment in Sweden. They did not hesitate, neutral Sweden was one of the richest countries in Europe. Stefan Böhm, or translated into Czech as Štěp…
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