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Views of the Vlatava River in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Views of Prague in Czechoslovakia. Bridges in the city over the Vlatava River. Skyline of Prague, with the Vlatava River and the Church of Our Lady before Týn in the background. Some houses nearby the river.
Officials enter a hall; Jan Syrovy and Ludvik Krejci discuss a map in Czechoslovakia.
Czech civilians in Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Officials discuss in Prague, Czechoslovakia. A traffic policeman directs pedestrian traffic. Minister of Defense Frantisek Machnik talks over a telephone and works at a desk. He keeps down the telephone and continues to write on a document. He keeps papers on a table. Czechoslovak General Jan Syrovy enters a hall. Both men enter another hall. Major General Ludvik Krejci and Jan Syrovy discuss a map.
A busy market street in Czechoslovakia.
Busy market street in Prague, Czechoslovakia. People read a map and newspaper in cases on walls. Various grocery and butcher shops. People pass through the nearby shops. Shop sign reads “Lahůdky Buffet”.
Czechoslovaks attend a parade along Wencesclas Square in Prague
A parade along Wencesclas Square in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Men march with flags. Men and women with berets hold large paper flowers while raising their fists. Men and women in Czech traditional folk attire march with flags. Czechoslovaks march in Prague. Czechoslovak girls in traditional folk attire march and raise their fists. Men in uniform carrying a bomber airplane model.
President Woodrow Wilson's statue in a park in Czechoslovakia.
The Woodrow Wilson Monument (New Town, 110 00 Prague 1, Czechia) in New Town, Prague, Czechoslovakia before World War II. President Woodrow Wilson's statue in a park. Written on a wall nearby: 'The World must be made safe for Democracy'. People pass through the park.
Dr Emil Hacha, President of the High Court of Administration succeeds Edouard Benes as the third President of Czechoslovakia.
Dr Emil Hacha, President of the High Court of Administration succeeds Edouard Benes as the third President of Czechoslovakia. Dr Hacha at his office in Prague, smokes cigars and reads important papers. A leading jurist of the dismembered republic of Czechoslovakia, Dr Hacha replaces Edouard Benes, who resigned following the ill-faired Munich Pact.