From Prague After Munich

Set against the backdrop of Czechoslovakia's occupation in March 1939, the book presents George F. Kennan's firsthand accounts as he navigates the political turmoil. His diplomatic papers, letters, and notes reveal the harsh realities of Germanization efforts, the exploitation of local organizations, and the rise of anti-Semitism. Kennan's observations provide a poignant and detailed record of the struggles faced by the Czech people during this tragic period in modern European history, capturing the complexities of currency issues and economic challenges.