Subjects

Please note: this page is still under construction. Here is a list of subjects which have been covered in the course of the oral history project. Click on any of these keywords to see in which interview they are featured:

1948 emigrant/refugee
1968 emigrant/refugee
Alternative culture
American citizenship
Americanization
Anti-communist
Arrest
Arts
Asylum
Battle of Britain
Black market
Border patrol
Boy Scouts
Catholics
Catholicism
Charter 77
Child emigre
Collaborator
Communist coup
Communist Party members
Community leadership
Community life
Concentration camp
Ctyrka prison
Cuban Missile Crisis
Cultural traditions
Czech citizenship
Czech-German relations
Czech language
Czechoslovak resistance during WW II
Dadaism
Discrimination
Divorce
Education
Engineers
English language
Ethnic diversity
Family business
Family life
Family traditions
Forced labor
German language
Great Depression
Gulag
Gymnazium
Healthcare professionals
Helsinki Accords
Hytrin
Holocaust
Hungarian language
Immigration quotas
Informants
Jews
Journalism
Judaism
Krauts
Lebensborn program
Lidice Massacre
Lutherans
Marriage
Marxism
Maturita
McCarthyism 
Mendel-Morgan theories
Military service
Morals
Morse code
Munich Crisis
Mushrooms
Nazis
Occupation, German
Partisan
Political prisoner
Politics, local
Politics, national
Post-1989 emigrant
Prague Spring, 1968
Prison
Prisoner of war
Privatization
Public address system
Refugee camp
Religion
Resistance
Restaurant/hotel industry
Rural life
Russians
School
Schwaebisch
Secret police
Sense of identity
Slovak citizenship
Slovak-German relations
Slovak language
Solitary confinement
Sports
Sudeten Germans
Svatý Mikuláš/Mikulášska
Teachers
Tours
Tramping
Underground
Unitarians
Utraquists 
Velvet Revolution
Warsaw Pact Invasion, 1968
Women workers
World War II
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