by csccminn | Jun 27, 2011 | Dr. Mestenhauser
By Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser This is a complex question. It can be answered in terms of our own associations, such as Sokol, or the Czech and Slovak Cultural Center because part of the concept of the civil society does imply existence of many voluntary associations....
by csccminn | Apr 30, 2011 | Dr. Mestenhauser
By Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser These are three questions in one – and answers depend on three different concepts that I will try to relate to each other. One is what we actually know – in our case about the Czech and Slovak republkics that we have learned from school or...
by csccminn | Feb 26, 2011 | Dr. Mestenhauser
By Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser Now I will present the evidence supporting the argument that Jan Masaryk was indeed a victim of murder. The first support for the murder theory arises from the denials of the Russian government to open its archives from that period. The...
by csccminn | Jan 10, 2011 | Dr. Mestenhauser
This portion in my series of articles about the mysterious death of Jan Masaryk took me the longest time to write. New evidence and historical facts led to several reviews to make sure I was neither neglecting some important evidence nor distorting it through...
by csccminn | Oct 13, 2010 | Dr. Mestenhauser
By Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser Will we ever know what happened the fateful night of March ninth 1948? The question is: “Was Jan Masaryk murdered that night between the 9th and 10th of March, or did he commit suicide by jumping out of the window of the Cernin Palace into...
by csccminn | Aug 1, 2010 | Dr. Mestenhauser
By Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser The recently concluded elections in Central Europe brought many surprises that should have left the analysts looking for ways to explain their faulty predictions. In both the Czech and Slovak Republics, the largest percentage of votes went...
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