Overview
In 1945, two and a half million ethnic Germans were driven from their homes in Czechoslovakia. Thousands died. Now, as the Czech Republic heads for EU membership, Charles Wheeler reports on how the Czechs made the Sudeten German minority pay for Nazi occupation, and why it became a hot political issue. This is a story about Germans as victims of World War II.
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1 - 1The Grunwick Strike October 10, 2002 -
1 - 2The Cannabis Years October 12, 2002 -
1 - 3The Writer's Trade October 19, 2002 -
1 - 4The Sailing Sixties November 09, 2002 -
1 - 5Attenborough: The Controller Years November 16, 2002 -
1 - 6he Rise and Fall of the Comedy Straight Man November 30, 2002 -
1 - 7A Shadow Over Europe December 03, 2002 -
1 - 8Whatever Happened to the Working Class? February 11, 2003 -
1 - 9Notting Hill Riots January 18, 2003 -
1 - 10What Have the Germans Done for Us? February 16, 2003
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1 - 11Greenham Common Changed My Life February 23, 2003
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1 - 12Car Crazy March 02, 2003 -
1 - 13The Magic Roundabout Story March 16, 2003
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1 - 14Malcolm Muggeridge: Swimming Against the Stream March 24, 2003
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1 - 15Gurus March 30, 2003 -
1 - 16A Brief Interlude February 16, 2003