Czechs and Germans Commemorate 1945 Expulsion Victims

Czech and German communities are commemorating the victims of the 1945 expulsions, including the Brno Death March where over 2,000 people died. The event saw counter-protests, and the Czech government did not attend.

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Tschechen und Deutsche erinnern an Opfer von Vertreibungen 1945

Der Marsch erinnert an den Brünner Todesmarsch 1945, bei dem über 2.000 Menschen starben. Es kam zu Gegenprotesten. Die Tschechische Regierung blieb fern

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Czechs and Germans Commemorate 1945 Expulsion Victims

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Tschechen und Deutsche erinnern an Opfer von Vertreibungen 1945

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