Silent Czech Resistance Grows Under German Occupation
The piece notes nonviolent Czech defiance in occupied Czechoslovakia as clerks pretend not to understand German orders and hosts hum with subtle acts of sabotage. It highlights a Czech mayor billing for iron railings removed from barracks and acid thrown on troops in Pilsen, with flowers on Eduard Benes' birthday signaling national memory. The text argues such passive resistance could outlast a defeated army and complicate German plans.
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Czech Republic
Protecting Pedestrians and Traffic Rules
A discussion on pedestrian behavior and traffic regulation notes motorists generally accept rules while pedestrians often dodge crossings. It argues that people rely on nimbleness rather than regulations when walking, a natural quirk of human nature, suggesting a broader social shift toward rule adherence.
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