Savage Continent: Europe in the Aftermath of World War II (80 page)

3

Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
pp. 390—91.

4

Ibid., p. 57; and Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945,
p. 94.

5

Testimony of ‘F.B.’, doc. 24, in Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
p. 366.

6

See Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
p. 49; and Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945,
pp. 89-90.

7

Stan
k,
Verfolgung
1945, p. 97.

8

Kurt Schmidt quoted in Report 29 in Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
p. 404; see also for comparison p. 59, and Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945
, pp. 94—5.

9

For conditions in prisons see Stan
k,
Retribu
ní,
pp. 36—8; for conditions in work camps see the same author’s
Internierung und Zwangsarbeit
, pp. 111—32.

10

Kurt Schmidt quoted in Report 29 in Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
pp. 404—5.

11

Report no. 26 by ‘A.L.’, quoted ibid., p. 389.

12

Stan
k,
Retribu
ní,
p. 39.

13

Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945,
p. 210; Kucera, p. 24; Naimark,
Fires of Hatred
, p. 118.

14

See Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945,
p. 174; and Pustejovsky, p. 561. For emotive eyewitness accounts, see testimonies in Pustejovsky, pp. 315, 338—9; and Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
pp. 68, 430.

15

Stan
k,
Verfolgung 1945,
pp. 143—8.

16

Ibid., pp. 148—9.

17

Ibid., pp. 155—6.

18

See, for example, Beneš’s speech in Anon.,
Komu sluší omluva?
, p. 90.

19

Beneš,
Speech, May 16th 1945,
p. 5.

20

See Drtina’s postwar pamphlet
My a N
mcí
(‘We and the Germans’), pp. 5, 13, quoted in Schieder, vol. IV:
Czechoslovakia,
pp. 66—7 fn. 13; Stan
k,
Odsun N
mc
,
p. 59.