Drawing on archival material and testimony clips from the archive of USC Shoah Foundation – The Institute for Visual History and Education, phenomena such as handling a major refugee wave, migrant resettlement and rehabilitation, social assistance to the needy and labeling all such humanitarian work as a subversive enemy act will be explored, as well as propagandistic enemy constructs and their use and re-use by various political regimes.
For those interested in modern Jewish history, some chapters of post-WWII history of Jewish presence in Czechoslovakia may get exposed from a unique angle of a continuous Czech bureaucratic attitude extending from the Austro-Hungarian times of WWI well into the 1950s.
In Czech.
