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In 1950, a communist court passed the highest sentence on Czechoslovak democratic politician Milada Horáková. 70 years ago, on June 27, 1950, she was murdered. What shaped Horáková? How did she survive the prison and what kind of family did she have? Ask in the online interview of Daniel Anýž, editor of Aktuálně.cz and the author of the new book Jda, with my head held high: The Story of Milady Horáková’s family.
Online interview with journalist Daniel Anýž
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Online interview with journalist Daniel Anýž
10 minutes ago
He asks:
Miroslav
Hello, what do you think of the recently made film Milada? Wouldn’t Mrs. Horáková deserve a better picture?
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26 minutes ago
He asks:
Martin
Hello, Mr. Anýž, what do you say to the resolution of the Prague Communists, who condemned the “Murdered by the Communists” campaign? And to their disgusting statements about Milada Horáková.
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26 minutes ago
He asks:
Lubomír Brož
Hello, I wonder how long the process took. From arrest to sentencing.
Thank you.
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26 minutes ago
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Jiří
Hello, is it possible for a similar monster trial to take place under today’s conditions?
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49 minutes ago
He asks:
Honza
Hello, did you know that Mrs. Milada Horáková was a member (and one of the leaders of the church) of the Czech Brethren Evangelical Church in Prague?
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49 minutes ago
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What did JUDr. Horáková, for capitalism or socialism?
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49 minutes ago
He asks:
Jaroslav Šturma
Hello, for what (evil) act was Mrs. Milada Horáková formally sentenced to death. Thank you
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48 minutes ago
He asks:
Tomáš Marný
Do you have any explanation for why Milada Horáková cooperated in the interrogations? I do not mean later interrogations, where she apparently confessed to anti-state activities and spies under pressure. I mean the introductory interrogations, where she denied anything to the interests of the Czechoslovak Republic, but at the same time stated dates, names, places of meetings, mediators to pass on messages, etc. she could not have any illusions about communist security. So she must have known that any mention of the name would put the person in serious danger, regardless of whether the activity was innocent or not.
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50 minutes ago
He asks:
Lipo
What exactly was MH accused of? Is it true that she focused on women in her personal life?
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