following groups that formed exile
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The project Czech and Slovak exile of the 20th century should include following groups that formed exile |
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Aristocracy (period of anti-Nazi coalition, group around Karel Schwarzenberg. etc.) |
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Sokol organisation (gymnastics club) |
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scout organisations |
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soldiers (eastern vs. western front line) |
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political representatives |
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scientists |
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artists (musicians, painters, sculptors, architects, photographers, writers) |
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journalists and publicists |
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exile governments |
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entrepreneurs, businessmen |
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churches |
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political prisoners |
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exile intelligence agencies |
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deportation of Czechoslovak citizens after the WWII |
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Jewish emigration |
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exile stamps and postcards |
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sportsmen |
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Project's authors want to try to exhibit materials that were used by the communist propaganda for exhibitions discrediting Czechoslovak exile of so-called "state enemies". Because the issue of Czech and Slovak exile is very broad, project must be divided into several parts presented in the course of several years (December 2002 - beginning 2007). The main exhibition will always be focused on particular period, which are determined as following: |
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| 1. PART: |
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January 2003 - March 2003 |
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- exile since 1900: Czechoslovak legions, T.G.Masaryk, R. Štefánik, E. Beneš, French Generals Maurice Pellé, Louis Eugene Faucher, gen. Mittelhauser, Julien Flipo, history of Czechoslovak Company Nazdar co-founded in France by the President Masaryk - history of Czechoslovak soldier cemeteries La Targette, Neuville St. Vaast, Pas de Calais and other such cemeteries - emigration/defection during the economy crisis - 1930's - emigration/defection in 1936-1945 - post-war emigration/defection, Czech exile in Russia - emigration/defection after the 1948 rise of Communism until 1950's |
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the end of 2005 - beginning 2006 |
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- this part will partly come back to the first period - emigration/defection from 1955 until 1968 - emigration/defection after the Soviet occupation in 1968 - emigration/defection of the 1980's |