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In my criticism I made a conscious effort to single out the Czechoslovak government (I should've probably narrowed it down to Beneš and Hácha in particular), as
by ufocia 3y ago
In my criticism I made a conscious effort to single out the Czechoslovak government (I should've probably narrowed it down to Beneš and Hácha in particular), as opposed to the citizenry. Perhaps surprisingly, after the outbreak of WWII, Beneš went on to be a leader of the resistance, though from exile.
- euazOn 3y agoThe Hácha story may be a bit more complicated that it may seem at first. Not sure whether you're a Czech speaker, if so, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBPXsaTgHGQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBPXsaTgHGQ
- ufocia 3y agoThanks. The clip appears to discuss the history of scouts and their participation in the resistance. Is there a segment that is particularly relevant? The whole Central European story is complicated. The countries were hashed and rehashed on fairly regular bases. Allegiances changed a lot. Leaders made serious mistakes. People were multidimensional.