Ethnic Germans forcibly deported to Germany - Benes Decrees
Czechoslovakia - Sudetenland 1949. Over 3 000 000 ethnic Germans who had resided for centuries in Bohemian and Maravian border areas known as Sudetenland were, after WWII, forcibly deported to Germany under so called Benes Decrees. Their farmland, homes and farm animals and personal property were confiscated by the Czechoslovak government. Photo : Women during harvest. CTK Vintage Photo
Picture No
13798047
Media ID
45398250
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3013px x 1741px
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Credit
© CTK Photobank / Mary Evans
Source
Venek Svorcik - CTK
