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The Unique Find Proves the Dominance of Moscow. Husák Also Gave Nuclear Weapons to the Russians
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It was the end of May 1983 and two emissaries from Moscow entered the office of Comrade President Gustáv Husák. They did not ask questions, but announced – Soviet tactical missiles and nuclear warheads would be deployed in Czechoslovakia. The minutes of the meeting are an exceptional document – they were discovered in the archive of former President Husák stored in the National Archives by Prokop Tomek, a historian from the Military History Inst…
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