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The Famous Czechoslovak Legion
Abstract:
The Czechoslovak Legion was a revolutionary armed force formed abroad that had come into being during World War I. It is said that without this force, there would be no independent Czechoslovakia. Without a foreign political, diplomatic and military resistance of the Czechoslovak National Council, headed by Prof. Dr. Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, Doc. Dr. Edvard Beneš, and Brig. Gen. Milan Rastislav Štefánik, there would be no Czechoslovak Legion. Even in the hard times, the large majority of legionnaires were always true to the Czech and the Slovak nation during World War II, and after the war. But after the February 1948, those nations, officially represented by the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, were not true to them.- Slavne_ceskoslovenske_legie.pdf (5724 Downloads)
Padrnos Jaroslav
JUDr. et PhDr. Jaroslav Padrnos, CSc., born in 1941, Institute of Education at Zlín (postgradual studies), Faculty of Education, Palacký University Olomouc (ethopedy), Faculty of Law, Masaryk University (law). He taught at school of all levels, in the late 70s a methodist of educational consulting at the Regional Pedagogical and Psychological Counselling Centre Brno. In the 80s as a teacher of the Department of Defence Education, Faculty of Education, Masaryk University, he paid close attention to the protection and defence of civilian population. He is successively involved both in advocacy and teaching at the College of Applied Law, Prague. He cooperates with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, upon conceptional implementing problems of people's preparation for emergencies and current risks.
Country: Czech Republic
21/11/2013