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Karel Kaplan

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Karel Kaplan is a Czech historian, who specialized in the World War II and post World War II periods in Czechoslovakia. He has written books about Czech political trials during the 1950s, the situation of Jews in Central Europe during World War II, and the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia.

Books

Karel Kaplan
La Solution de la crise du régime après la mort de Staline en Tchécoslovaquie, Pologne et Hongrie
La Solution de la crise du régime après la mort de Staline en Tchécoslovaquie, Pologne et Hongrie
Karel Kaplan
Karel Kaplan
La Solution de la crise du Régime après la mort de Staline en Tchécoslovaqui, Pologne et Hongrie
La Solution de la crise du Régime après la mort de Staline en Tchécoslovaqui, Pologne et Hongrie
Karel Kaplan
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Karel Kaplan
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Karel Kaplan
Gottwaldovi muži
Gottwaldovi muži
Karel Kaplan, Pavel Kosatík
Nebezpečná bezpečnost
Nebezpečná bezpečnost
Karel Kaplan
Sovětští poradci v Československu 1949-1956
Sovětští poradci v Československu 1949-1956
Karel Kaplan
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Report on the Murder of the General Secretary
Karel Kaplan
Dekrety prezidenta Republiky 1940-1945
Dekrety prezidenta Republiky 1940-1945
Karel Jech, Karel Kaplan

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