The University of Manchester @OfficialUoM has created fully-funded scholarships for 20 students who are fleeing war and persecution, with people now able to apply to start studying in September. https://t.co/XNUXFrv2Ra
Lidice vnímám nejen jako symbol nevinných obětí druhé světové války, ale i novodobých konfliktů. Jejich vypálení si připomínáme, abychom uctili památku všech, kteří přišli o život v boji proti zlu. Za pamětními deskami stojí příběhy, které se mohou opakovat, pokud to připustíme.
On 3 June 1942 a love letter was handed to the #Gestapo which would have devastating consequences for the Czech people.
It gave #KarlFrank an excuse to create a narrative linking the village of #Lidice to the murder of #Heydrich@SoTCityCouncil@UKinCR
https://t.co/Zku68DvLB5
Significant photo in relation to the #LidiceShallLive movement of #StokeOnTrent, conceived in the old Hanley Museum by #DrBarnettStross at an exhibition of Czechoslovak - Soviet photography on June 13th 1942 & launched a few months later at the Victoria Hall on Sept 6th @UKinCR
Coventry's #LidiceShallLive campaign ended on Saturday 18th March 1944, with a flag day and a dance in the evening at Westfield House; music provided by the Czech Army Dance Band, who played at Tile Hill Workers' Hostel, Duggins Lane, the following night @UKinCR@CoventryUpdates
A week of events organised by a newly formed Coventry Lidice Shall Live committee, set out to raise £2,000 towards the construction of a new #Lidice. It was launched on the afternoon of Sunday 12th March 1944 with a service held at the City’s bombed-out Cathedral @coventrycc
Early February 1943 saw the release on @HeinemannPub @ 7s 6p of the #Lidice themed #TheDeadLookOn by #GeraldKersch.
Its dedication ran, "To the murdered men of Lidice... and to their women and children...To the fighting spirit of all those who live and hope for freedom."
On Valentine's Day 1964 Dr Barnett Stross received a Knighthood for Services to The Arts, which was welcomed throughout the nation & North Staffs in particular
His services being non political meant he could influence both Labour & Conservative colleagues alike
@SoTCityCouncil
1962 Czechoslovak stamp for 20th anniversary of Nazi destruction of Lidice, 9-10 June 1942
The now standard motifs of grieving parent, with child & rose representing new life & hope. The British @LidiceLives group created a rose garden @LidiceMemorial
https://t.co/DvcBQSxQUm
Early February 1943 saw the release on @HeinemannPub @ 7s 6p of the #Lidice themed #TheDeadLookOn by #GeraldKersch.
Its dedication ran, "To the murdered men of Lidice... and to their women and children...To the fighting spirit of all those who live and hope for freedom."
🕯️When the Czech village of Lidice was destroyed by the Nazis in 1942 the ordinary people of Stoke-on-Trent opposed Hitler's declaration that 'Lidice Shall Die'
💐The #LidiceShallLive campaign raised more than £1m in today's money
➡️https://t.co/xsC5QrmAug
@LidiceLives
Holocaust Memorial Day, when we consider the potential callousness of human behaviour, if we are not forever vigilant, presents an opportunity to reflect on Stoke-on-Trent's friendship with Lidice over the last decade or so. https://t.co/deX77wRLVV
“The British people did not betray you, but would have gone to war on your behalf. It is not likely that the people of these islands will ever again allow any men to say that what happens in a far-off country to a free people is no concern of theirs.” https://t.co/eRBE6RPnE2
Formal negotiations on the renouncement of the Munich Agreement began at the end of January 1942. At a luncheon given by Anthony Eden on January the 21st, Dr Beneš was asked to prepare a proposal addressing the consequences of the Munich Conference https://t.co/4ck4GbaAsi