The Debate About the Sudeten German Congress Can Also Be Therapeutic, Says Author Tučková | ČeskéNoviny.cz
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Berlin - The debate about Czech-German history, which was sparked by the upcoming congress of Sudeten Germans in Brno, may also be therapeutic for Czech society. In an interview with ČTK during a visit to Berlin, Brno writer Kateřina Tučková, who addressed the topic in her 2009 book The Expulsion of Gerta Schnirch, said this. The negative reaction that the meeting of compatriots provoked among some Czechs surprised Tučková, because she believed …
In recent weeks, the organizers of the Meeting Brno festival, which will also include the congress of the Sudeten German Expatriate Association, have been facing hateful messages and comments. Deník N decided to contact the authors of some of these statements. However, it did not receive answers to its questions.
David Macek, together with other members of the Brno Meeting, invited the Sudeten Germans and triggered a political storm and a wave of hatred - but he insists on reconciliation, listening to family stories and healing historical traumas. Why is he more concerned with human destinies than ideological points?
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