"My conscience does not allow me to spread such lies" : Czech exiles between February 1948 and August 1968
2012
Abstract
The study deals with Czech exile after 1948 Czechoslovak coup d'état. It focuses on exile's both political and cultural activities.
The author gives a description of Ivan Blatny, a Czech poet who, after his arrival in the Great Britain in March 1948, opposed bravely and openly against the communist regime and its anti-exile propaganda.