Edvard Beneš person
also: John Jan Maastricht, President Masaryk, Edward Benes, B-E-N-E-S
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Edvard Beneš targeted_for_regime_change
Miklós Horthy documented
“during Horthy's regime, and they felt justified in bringing formal charges against him at the War Crimes Tribunal. According to their agreements with the U.S., they seemed to have legal authority to prosecute him even in a Yugoslav court. T…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12b @ 41:08
Allen Dulles recruited
Edvard Beneš book_quoted
“nationalist groups rebelling against the disintegrating Austro-Hungarian Empire. Through Slovak lawyer and diplomat Ivan Kurno, K-E-R-N-O, Dulles met and befriended prominent Czech nationalist leader such as Jan Masaryk, you spell his last …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splenda Blond Beast #2 @ 26:47
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▶ 26:47
nationalist groups rebelling against the disintegrating Austro-Hungarian Empire. Through Slovak lawyer and diplomat Ivan Kurno, K-E-R-N-O, Dulles met and befriended prominent Czech nationalist leader such as Jan Masaryk, you spell his last …
▶ 41:08
during Horthy's regime, and they felt justified in bringing formal charges against him at the War Crimes Tribunal. According to their agreements with the U.S., they seemed to have legal authority to prosecute him even in a Yugoslav court. T…
▶ 41:35
September 25, 1945, declared the ex-regent Horthy a war criminal. President Masaryk took a serious view of Horthy's activities, characterizing them as aggression and invasion of Czechoslovakia, persecution, responsible for cruelties, ill tr…