How the Czech Judiciary is Grappling with the Communist Past: Facing the Moral Consequences of Doing One's Job | 11. 12. 2023 | Muriel Blaive

 

The demand
for justice was naturally very high in Czechoslovakia after 1989:
people who had been persecuted by the communist regime expected
moral, politi...

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