2014 Annual report Abbreviated report on the activities and financial standing of Post Bellum in 2014
Contents How far back in time our Memory of Nations reaches....................................................................................................................................4 The mission of Post Bellum, or what is Memory of Nations..........................................................................................................................6 International Cooperation.................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Eye Direct Recording............................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Memory of Nations Awards...................................................................................................................................................................................14 Stories of Our Neighbors.......................................................................................................................................................................................16 Memory of Nations Sites.......................................................................................................................................................................................18 Memory of Nations on the Road..........................................................................................................................................................................19 Stories of the 20th Century....................................................................................................................................................................................20 Exhibits....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Memory of Nations Club of Friends....................................................................................................................................................................22 Memory of Nations Collegium..............................................................................................................................................................................23 Communication with the general public...........................................................................................................................................................24 Financial results......................................................................................................................................................................................................25 Thank you..................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
How far back in time our Memory of Nations reaches How much do you remember? Can you tell your story? Which, say, tales from your life would you relate if a Memory of Nations editor approached you? When we approach witnesses to tell their stories to Memory of Nations, they never ask: “So what would you like to hear?” They know exactly what we are after. A former secret police officer will tell how things were with the secret police, a war veteran will relate how he made it to the army and what he experienced, and dissidents will describe what happened to and around them when they stood up against a totalitarian regime. We, the post bellum people who build up Memory of Nations, keep asking ourselves a principal question all the time: Who should we record? What stories should we capture? Who is (and who is not) part of Memory of Nations? How far does Memory of Nations reach? Historical knowledge can be applied not only to human deeds. But what are those big deeds? Let me give you an example, which a friend gave me… The day in March 1939 when Nazi soldiers occupied Prague, rolling through the city’s centre, Czechs looked on with their faces expressing desperation, as period photographs clearly show to
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this day. The same day and hour, my friend’s grandmother overheard this conversation between two ladies on a tram: “Do you know what’s going on at Wenceslas Square?” The other lady replied: “Oh, there’s some Germans there or what.” What an example of witnesses to historical events. I thought, wow, what a way to miss history! When history is happening, you can either miss it, or you can hide from it in your little private den and wait to see if it comes to get you. In this respect, my question is: Where does history start? History starts the moment you step out of that hideaway where you shut yourself in, where unpleasant things that can come are kept at bay. Sometimes you step out of your own will and sometimes others may help you. Then, and only then, something worth telling a story about can happen. The pages you are about to read avoid regurgitating thoughts that have been covered already. Instead, they are trying to offer you a closer look at post bellum in facts, figures, statements and analysis, illustrating – in a way that may, admittedly, seem almost pedantic at times – the work that many people did in 2014. Even though it might appear that post bellum has got stuck in statistics, losing sight
of its goals, ideals and values, please be assured that the opposite is true. post bellum has grown in the last three years. The pace of most projects has multiplied, the awareness of Memory of Nations and post bellum among our nation has become part of the general cultural knowledge (and not just in the Czech Republic), and our budget has increased by one third. Every Czech crown donated, every bit of help offered and every little service provided for free let us grow a little bit bigger. The stories we collect and the projects we pursue become part of our lives, and we are responsible for them. We tell “history stories” and seek ways to attract others. We record, write, photograph, broadcast, publish, teach our craft to students, lecture, discuss, and work with institutions at home and abroad. We organize feasts, exhibitions, trips, a documentary competition, and we have been developing a smart phone application… Of course, a big part of our time is spent raising funds. By far the largest portion of the funds we use comes from private, foundation and corporate donations and contributions from our friends at Memory of Nations Club and Memory of Nations Collegium. National and European grants and
subsidies represent a smaller portion. Thanks to the donations, we are independent of state subsidies and thus also of the ambitions of various political representatives. And I would like to extend my sincerest thanks for that to all of you. If you are reading this Annual Report because you are considering a donation to post bellum, please be confident that, fifteen years into its existence, this non-profit organization has not only ideas, a goal, and a huge amount of work (both done and to be done) but also an excellent office background. It keeps its accounts in a careful and transparent manner and uses the donated funds economically and reasonably. Even if your donation may seem so low as to be merely symbolical, it shows that you share our values, care about our work, that you are not indifferent to the future of our society and that you want to participate in something that makes sense and will last. Without a doubt, our children will appreciate this one day. Thank you. Mikuláš Kroupa, Director
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The mission of Post Bellum, or what is Memory of Nations
The post bellum non-profit public benefit organization records the recollections of witnesses to major historical events as part of the documentary and competition project, Stories of the 20th Century (formerly known as Voices of Heroes), and the educational project, Stories of Our Neighbors (formerly We Did Not Give Up). We store all of the collected stories (audio and video recordings, photographs, archives and texts) in a digital online archive, Memory of Nations, which we have founded and managed, at www.pametnaroda.cz and www.memoryofnation.eu. The memorandum of association of 31 July 2008 has entrusted the care for Memory of Nations, which is an umbrella concept for the collection of testimonies, to three institutions: post bellum, The Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes, and Czech Radio, with post bellum coordinating and leading the joint web team. The web team has three members who are the representatives of the aforementioned organizations. Under the memorandum,
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Czech Radio provides the technological background for the project’s operation (servers, backup, user access, user certificates etc.). The Institute provides the scientific background, processes and stores the recordings, provides its own archive documents, and trains editors (its representative on the team is the Editor in Chief of Memory of Nation). post bellum as the project founder and manager provides the content – recording interviews, setting the schedules, organizing and leading teams of project coordinators who work with Memory of Nations (the Memory of Nations Sites smart phone application, the Memory of Nations Awards, Stories of Our Neighbors, exhibits, conferences), and managing the project paperwork. post bellum is not merely an “editorial” or archivist organization. Its mission is to change and encourage the society towards responsibility and respect for democracy and freedom, for which thousands of the members of earlier generations risked their lives, and instill respect for the
elderly in young people. PB presents the stories that it collects in many forms with a view to addressing all strata of the society. This is why it has been developing Memory of Nations Sites, a smart phone application; participating in the Stories of the 20th Century, a Czech Radio documentary series; running the Stories of our Neighbors competition for elementary schools; issuing the We’re Still At War comic book; producing exhibits; bestowing Memory of Nations Awards as part of live broadcasts on Czech TV and other European TV channels; gathering people in the Memory of Nations Club of Friends and Collegium; and doing much more. PB feels social responsibility for making sure that we do not forget that freedom and democracy are not to be taken for granted. Through stories, we learn understanding the past and the present while preparing for the future. The stories lead us to be responsible citizens.
Principal information Name: POST BELLUM, o.p.s. Legal form: civil society organization Registered office: Sněmovní 174/7, 118 00 Praha 1-Malá Strana Registered: File number: O 1368, registered with the Municipal Court in Prague Registered number (IČ): 26548526 VAT Number (DIČ): CZ26548526 Telephone: (+ 420) 257 316 966 E-mail:
[email protected] Website: www.postbellum.cz www.memoryofnations.eu
Bank details: Komerční banka, a.s., Štefánikova 22, Praha 5
Post Bellum Management Board: Martin Kroupa, Jan Polouček, Vít Makarius
Account number: 51-1707230277/0100 CZK
Post Bellum Supervisory Board: Daniel Kroupa, Věra Převrátilová, Filip Hrubý (until May 29, 2014), Petr Pudil (from June 9, 2014)
IBAN: CZ8001000000511707230277 Bank SWIFT (BIC): KOMBCZPPXXX POST BELLUM, o. p. s. was founded as of April 21, 2014 under Section 2 of Act No. 68/2013 by means of a change in the legal form from POST BELLUM, občanské sdružení (civic association), which had been registered by the Ministry of the Interior on November 29, 2001.
Mission Our mission is documenting the memories of the witnesses to major historical phenomena and expanding the general awareness of those stories, testimonials, and values of the earlier generations, as well as studying and analyzing historical phenomena and events.
Organizational structure Founder: Mikuláš Kroupa
Director: Mikuláš Kroupa Chairman of the Memory of Nation Collegium: Jan Dobrovský Executive Director: Jan Polouček Chief Coordinators: Filip Hrubý, Michal Šmíd, Lenka Kopřivová, Petr Nosálek, Hana Hniličková, Magdaléna Benešová, Viktor Portel, Petr Šabach, Marie Novotná, Kristýna Bardová, Barbora Kreuzerová, Eva Kubátová, Martina Zanklová, Kateřina Šťastná, Olga Plchová, Petr Pošvic Editors: Vít Lucuk, Eva Palivodová, Hynek Moravec, Vilém Faltýnek, Lenka Faltýnková, Martin Jindra, Luděk Jirka, Andrea Jelínková, Martin Reichl, Tereza Babková, Vladimír Kadlec, Jan Kotrbáček, Petr Zemánek, Petra Pospěchová, Anna Macourková and others.
Statistics of Memory of Nations’ web archive in 2015 Witnesses in the database: 4,675 (year-on-year increase: 945) Witnesses’ testimonies published: 2,140 (year-on-year increase: 266) Registered researchers: 4,405 (year-on-year increase: 600 new researchers) Photographs in database: 25,040 (year-on-year increase: 6,800, or 18 new photographs every day) Clips in the database (audio and video): 13,165 (year-on-year increase: 2,202, or 6 new clips every day) Documentation projects: 40 (year-on-year increase: 5 new international or domestic projects) (Figures as of January 12, 2015)
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Memory of Nations statistics January 1, 2014–January 1, 2015
New documentation projects at the Memory of Nations portal
Visitors: 224,109
To date, Memory of Nations has published the outputs of 40 projects from 13 countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Ukraine, Lithuania, Russia, Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria, Georgia and Armenia). Five new documentation projects were added in 2014.
Page views: 888,742 Pages per visit: 3.97
•• Not to Disappear from History (Germany) – interviews with the members of Seliger Gemeinde, a former Sudeten German association. Arbeit und Leben Bayern, an organization in Weiden, Germany, organizes the recording sessions.
Average visit duration: 00:03:12
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•• Memory of Nations on the Road – the summer promotional/educational Memory of Nations on the Road project (see below) covered the regional cities of the Czech Republic using a mobile recording studio to capture about 25 interviews with witnesses who came to see the Memory of Nations booth.
69 %
New Visitors
31 %
Returning Visitors
camera system in 2014. The use of the content for a planned documentary series on Czech TV is being discussed. •• Liberation of Southwest Bohemia by the US Army – 2014 marked the completion of the second edition of recording the testimonies of witnesses to the end of World War II in the southwest regions of Bohemia. As in 2013, the project enjoyed the support of the Embassy of the USA in Prague. •• Fleeing into Freedom – a documentation project focusing on the Iron Curtain and attempts at overcoming it. It follows up on the successful Iron Curtain Stories project completed last year. Post Bellum provides the recording with the support of the CzechGerman Future Fund.
•• Witnesses to the Beslan Terrorist Attack – a documentation project resulting from the initiative of the representatives of People in Need, a Czech humanitarian organization. This involved the mapping of recollections of the terrorist siege of an elementary school in Beslan, North Ossetia ten years ago. •• Stories of the 20th Century TV – our reporters made more than a hundred interviews using the EyeDriect
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Memory of Nations Awards •• SozialMarie European Prize for Social Innovation 2013, Audience Award (voted by the general public). The Unruh foundation in Austria bestows the awards on social innovation projects whose creativity is proven in real life. •• Czech Radio CEO Award 2013 (granted on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of Czech Radio operation) •• Mobile Application of the Year 2013 – third place in the Education and Culture category for the Memory of Nations mobile app (voted by the general public) •• Eduína 2013 – second place in the Use of Technology for Education category of the awards bestowed by EDUin in cooperation with Google’s Czech office (selected by a jury of experts) •• Journalist Award 2011 for the best innovative online journalism, bestowed by Google and Open Society Fund •• Inforum 2009 – The Best Information Feat of 2009 (an academic award) •• Crystal Loupe Awards 2009 – second place in the “Project of the Year” category (voted by a jury of experts) •• Crystal Loupe 2012 Awards – third place in the Public Benefit Service category (a public vote) •• Muriel 2012 Award for the Best Comic Book of the Year (voted by a jury of experts) •• Muriel 2012 Award for the Best Short Story (voted by a jury of experts) •• Seznam.cz Award for the Best Application of 2012 (voted by a jury of experts) •• Vodafone Foundation Awards for the Best Public Benefit Application of 2012 (voted by a jury of experts) •• Donors Forum’s To Be Seen Award for the Best Communication Campaign of 2011
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International Cooperation We have been working with international partners since 2008. The projects we focus on most closely are the Memory of Nations – providing the depository for documented stories from our partners’ countries – and organizing the official prize giving ceremony of the Memory of Nations Awards including the search for the laureates.
•• We completed the Iron Curtain Stories international project, which involved the filming and processing of 120 interviews with witnesses. We focused on stories closely associated with the existence of the iron curtain – the stories of agents-walkers, émigrés, border guard officers etc. We closely cooperated on the project with our partners in Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Germany, Croatia and Romania. The Europe for Citizens program, the International Visegrad Fund and the Czech-German Future Fond provided support for the project. The main output of the project was the international version of the Memory of Nations Sites mobile application. We presented the project in the media in the Czech Republic and abroad (including conferences in Germany and Croatia, in addition to media coverage). •• In April 2014 we presented Memory of Nations and the work of Post Bellum at the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity/Europe for Citizens Programme, one of the most prestigious international conferences. •• More documentation projects joined Memory of Nations: “Stories of Czech Countrymen in North Caucasus and West Siberia”; “Testimonies of the Members and Descendents of the Czech Minority in
Russia” (managed by Sergey Skorvid, a Russian scholar and professor of the Russian State University for Humanities); and “Destinies of the Members of the Seliger Gemeinde, Sudeten German Social Democrats” (managed by our German partner, Arbeit und Leben Bayern). •• Post Bellum provided lectures for the representatives of Ukrainian academic, documentary and educational institutions organized by the Association for International Affairs in Prague in November 2014 and at the Taras Shevchenko National University in Kiev on December 19, 2014. •• Start of collaboration with Lucie Řehoříková, the Head of Czech Centre in Kiev: We are preparing the details and technical parameters for a long-term project with a view to establishing a Post Bellum office in Ukraine. •• In 2014 we translated our We’re Still at War comic book into Romanian, French, German and English thanks in part to the financial support provided by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic.
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Eye Direct Recording Video recording using the EyeDirect technology in 2014
ED studio in 2014: 181 witnesses’ testimonies
We film witnesses using two HD cameras in a soundproof mobile recording studio (using suspended screens, acoustic panels, sound and light systems). The technology was developed in the USA and first used and patented by the documentary author Errol Morris. It uses a special device on one camera. The device employs a system of semi-permeable mirrors resulting in video recordings where the witness is looking directly into the camera lens instead of at the interviewer. The mirror device shows the interviewer’s face to the witness. In effect, the witnesses can relate their stories to the interviewers for hours, in reality talking to the camera lens. This approach requires only a minimalist studio crew for filming: two camera men and an editor. Project human resources in addition to the crew include just a producer and an administrator/project manager. Due to financial constraints, only approximately one half of the capacity of the EyeDirect studio is utilized.
We used the video recordings made using the EyeDirect technology for the preparation of documentaries that we showed on plasma screens as part of the exhibitions titled “Ready to Work and Defend the Homeland!!” (Prague Old Town Hall, April-May, 2014) and “In the Sign of Three Declarations” (New Town Hall, October 2014). For more details see the Exhibits chapter below. In cooperation with Czech TV, we started the preparations for the pilot episode of the Stories of the 20th Century documentary series focusing on the officers of the State Security secret police at the end of 2014. For 2015, we do not just focus on witnesses in big cities – we also want to map stories on the outskirts of the country. As in 2014, we will try to co-finance the filming together with our partner organizations, in effect increasing the number of witnesses filmed.
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 3,414,554
Memory of Nations Awards Held on November 17, 2014 at the National Theatre in Prague As part of the fifth edition of the Memory of Nations Awards, which coincided with the twenty-fifth anniversary of the demise of the communist totalitarianism in Europe, we honored five brave resistance members and opponents of totalitarianism: Dana Vargová (Czech Republic), János Kenedi (Hungary), Manfred Matthies (Germany), Kornel Morawiecki (Poland) and Anton Srholec (Slovakia). The laureates received their prizes for 2014 in the form of glass blocks with embedded memory media containing the sound recordings of their testimonies (designed by the award-winning visual artists Kryštof Kintera and Richard Wiesner) from respected Europeans including the Hungarian writer György Konrád, the former Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radičová, the Templeton Prize laureate and philosopher Tomáš Halík and others. The performances by the legendary Welsh musician John Cale (ex Velvet Underground), the famous Hungarian composer and musician Gábor Presser, Berlin’s cult band Pankow, and Jana Kirschner and David Koller provided the live soundtrack to the ceremony. The event was aired live on Czech TV’s second channel along with four other European broadcasters – Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR), Rozhlas a televízia Slovenska (RTVS), Telewizja Polska (TVP) and Magyar ATV. According to the resources available, more than 200,000 viewers saw the action live on screen (based on a sober estimate, as the Hungarian, Polish and German broadcasters have not pro-
vided us with their figures). Thousands of others watched the show via the broadcasters’ online channels. A jury of experts including international scholars, documenters, directors of history institutions and foundations, researchers, diplomats and journalists chose the five Memory of Nations Awards winners for 2014. The evening was also backed by 22 international partners from among respected institutions focusing on modern history. The international nature of this year’s Memory of Nations Awards was reflected by the interest on the part of the media and the general public. A total of 305 media articles were published, including 35 in premier Polish, Slovak, Hungarian and German media, 100 in Czech national media and 170 in regional media. Commentators appreciated the Awards’ uniqueness, international reach and current context. The same can be said about the spontaneous response that this year’s Awards met with in social media. An average of 10,000 visitors saw each of the related Facebook posts and 886 voiced their recognition for the laureates in their posts at www.memoryofnationsawards.eu. Helmut Frauendorfer, a German journalist and a member of the jury of experts, wrote: “I am just astonished by the interest of the general public and the media as well as the spontaneous atmosphere of the Memory of Nations Awards. We can only dream about something like this in Germany. You have something to be proud of!”
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 3,186,652
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Stories of Our Neighbors Educational documentary project for elementary schools Over the course of six months, teams of student documenters accompanied by their teachers and Post Bellum members embark on an adventurous quest, looking to find out about the lives of the witnesses to World War II and the communist totalitarian regime. During the project, they participate in media workshops and visit archives (Security Services Archive, National Archive and/or regional archives) as well as other institutions and sites associated with the stories. They use the stories they record, archive sources and information obtained from literature, lectures and the Internet. They meet the witnesses in person and let them relate their stories. Students record the testimonies using radio or TV equipment and take photographs. Then they process the stories into audio or video shows or in writing. In the process, they get to see Czech Radio studios and Post Bellum’s TV studio and work with pro editors to create their content. Six months later, they present their work to the general public at an official final presentation. The goal of the Stories of Our Neighbors is not just teaching modern history in a way that is “different and more fun”: It is also about opening up space for civic education, inspiring teachers to use witnesses’ memories for teaching, giving schools technology know-how, creating platforms for students to discuss the essence of totalitarian regimes, introducing participants to a broader palette of resources than just history textbooks, and enabling teen-
agers to meet the oldest citizens who can also suffer from loneliness and isolation. In our era, such encounters stand out and enrich both generations. Eight new municipalities and municipal districts joined the project in 2014: Prague 5, 6 and 10, Brno Central District, Semily, Plzeň, Zlín and Mladá Boleslav. The project was covered in 199 media articles (including 167 in regional and 32 in national media). The project was given a new visual identity and website, and we introduced the new option of video workshops. The pilot phase of the project took place in 2012. By the end of 2014, the project had involved 14 municipalities and municipal districts, 592 students, 137 teams, 85 schools and 137 witnesses. We organized 14 final presentations and 6 exhibits and released 3 publications. There are two main coordinators who manage the project as well as 9 collaborating coordinators who participated on the projects with Post Bellum in the regions. For 2015, we want to pursue the project in 12 to 15 regions, depending on interest and the municipalities’ financial contribution. We would like to enter into contracts on the three-year duration of the project with certain municipal districts and municipalities in 2015.
→ pribehynasichsousedu.cz
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Schools (2014): 58 Total: 85
Students (2014): 457 Total: 592
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 2,608,395
Memory of Nations Sites A mobile app for iOS and Android phones Post Bellum developed the Memory of Nations Sites application, a map guide to places associated with the events and stories of the 20th century, at the end of 2012. This is a unique software application in the Czech Republic that installs on mobile handsets, most often via Google Play or App Store. Our editors place “pointers” in the electronic map, on which you click or hover the cursor to display a photograph and a description of the place along with the witness’ story. The application offers extensive user-friendly multimedia content – texts, short audio clips, photographs and links. We set the brief and to-the-point stories contained in the Memory of Nation database in the areas where they happened. We connect the dots and stories, creating hiking paths to follow. The application offers a Czech and an English version. The mobile app sets the language up automatically depending on the settings of the handset to which it is downloaded.
→ mistapametinaroda.cz
Total sites: 1,009 (year-on-year increase: 370) Total stories: 1,101 (year-on-year increase: 401) Total number of installations by users: Android iOS Jan 1, 2013: 2,799 Jan 1, 2013: 5,210 Jan 1, 2014: 10,517 Jan 1, 2014: 10,380 Jan 1, 2015: 13.872 Jan 1, 2015: 11,670 Total downloads: 25,542 The high number of application evaluators (280) and their high average ratings (4.59 on a scale from 1 to 5) are worth noticing. Total visitors to mistapametinaroda.cz: 22,573 Page views: 44,183
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Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 179,684
Memory of Nations on the Road Three days in the central squares of all regional cities May–June, 2014 For more than a year, Memory of Nations and Post Bellum members had been discussing the questions of “What other ways can we discover interesting witnesses?” and “How can we improve the society’s awareness of Post Bellum, Memory of Nations and Memory of Nations Club of Friends?” The result was organizing a contact campaign in the streets of all regional cities of the Czech Republic. We built a collapsible wooden mobile radio studio (with recording equipment kindly loaned by our partner, Czech Radio) and addressed the general public with suggestions to discuss the recent history and the importance of not forgetting about it.
People addressed: approximately 2,500 Mobile studio recordings: 25 interviews with witnesses
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 589,107.50
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A public competition The second edition of the Stories of the 20th Century competition was held from April 8 to October 20, 2014 with the involvement of pant, a Czech non-profit organization, as the case had been one year earlier. The competition is open to everyone (except for contractual coworkers of PB and Pant and their family members) who records the recollections of a witness to the 20th century and submits the recording along with a text version of the story and photographic evidence to pribehy20stoleti.cz under their competition account. Most contestants sought witnesses among their relatives, friends and neighbors and in archives too. As in 2013, the competition was structured into three age categories. Contest submissions were rated by two juries: experts (historians and history teachers) who chose 5 finalists in each category, and the media (journalists and the documenters Adam Drda, Ondřej Tolar, Jan Gazdík, Jan Kubica and Jiří Kubík) who determined the final order of the finalists proposed by the jury of experts. The winners were officially unveiled at the National Memorial on the Vítkov hill in Prague on December 11, 2014 and they received both financial and material prizes. The winner of the adult category received CZK 50,000 of prize money. Post Bellum entered into professional editorial licensing agreements with all award winners in the adult category.
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Total contestants: 297, of which 82 stories made it to the semifinals (53 individuals and 29 teams)
→ pribehy20stoleti.cz
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 321,046
Exhibits
We prepared five exhibits as part of the Stories of Our Neighbors educational project in 2014. School students, a professional photographer and a graphic designer, and Post Bellum producers and coordinators participated in the exhibits. The exhibit based on the We’re Still at War comic book from 2012 remains popular; it was made into a road show and featured in five regions of the Czech Republic in 2014. We prepared two new exhibits: Rudé právo vs. Memory of Nations on the premises of the daily’s former print shop in Prague and I Will Not Forget, the works of Jana Dubová, a former Auschwitz prisoner. Together with the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes, we prepared an exhibit titled In the Sign of Three Declarations… Gentry During the Nazi Years in Czechoslovakia (Prague’s New Town Hall and the Loučeň Chateau).
Exhibits organized: 13 Visitors to the exhibits: 22,000 people (estimated)
Budget in 2014 TOTAL COSTS: CZK 770,649
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Memory of Nations Club of Friends A community of regular contributors There is something more than just an interest in history, stories and Memory of Nations that brings together the community of people in the Memory of Nations Club of Friends – it is the confidence in Post Bellum. The Club has been under construction since 2011. Those who want to become members have to complete an online application form at www.postbellum.cz and agree to make voluntary monthly contributions. Once the application is confirmed, they are e-mailed a certificate and a numerical code to be used in a standing payment order for their bank accounts. Club members usually support Post Bellum with amounts ranging from CZK 100 to CZK 1,000 (USD 4 to USD 40) per month. We use their contributions primarily for financing the recording of witnesses’ stories. Club members receive information about projects, events and the stories broadcast in a weekly newsletter. We prepared several guided tours, exhibits, visits to Memory of Nations Sites and informal meetings as well as two weekend trips with witnesses for Club members.
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Total members: 851 (year-on-year increase: 204) Total contributions: CZK 1,880,697 (year-on-year increase: CZK 458,180)
Memory of Nations Collegium A community of Post Bellum donors The Collegium underwent both personnel and concept changes in 2014. Chairman Daniel Kroupa resigned due to his candidateship in the European Parliament election. With Jan Dobrovský as the new Chairman, the Collegium changed from a closed donors’ club into a think-tank that brings together people with the ambition to take a stand and comment on current topics in discussions, lectures and workshops. The Collegium places emphasis on human rights topics with historical aspects and actively approaches the media.
Panel discussion topics in 2014 “Does Recalling Totalitarianism Make Any Sense?” – Prague, April 17, 2014 The panel discussion brought together the politician Daniel Kroupa, publicist Roman Joch, and political scientists Ondřej Slačálek and Pavel Barša, with Robert Břešťan, the head commentator of the Ekonom weekly, as the moderator. “Russian Foreign Policy” – Prague, October 21, 2014 “Why should Post Bellum, or Memory of Nations, for that matter, organize discussions on Russia? Topics such as these provoke us to take a stand, to not be indifferent to the violations of human rights and international treaties anywhere
in the world”, Mikuláš Kroupa, Director of Post Bellum said in conclusion of the discussion. Participants included Luboš Dobrovský, former ambassador to Russia; Alexey Kelin, the representative of the Russian minority in the Government Council; Hospodářské noviny reporter Ondřej Soukup; and Hynek Kmoníček, the Head of the International Department of the Presidential Office. Robert Břešťan moderated the discussion. “Collegium meeting on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain” – Prague, National Theatre, November 17 The event featured keynote addresses delivered by Petr Pithart, the former Prime Minister, and Professor Tomáš Halík on the topic of “Social Relativization of Former Generations’ Experience in the Czech Republic and in Russia”. All Memory of Nations Awards 2014 nominees received a deed of appreciation.
sand people saw the webcast from the latest debate on the situation in the Czech media and the topic resonated strongly in the media and on Facebook. (We estimate the number of readers and viewers to have exceeded 10,000.) The number of the Collegium members increased by 10 % to 140 in 2014. The Collegium includes both “regular” members who support Post Bellum outputs with their member contributions and private donations, and “honorary” members who back up Memory of Nations on the democratic and ideological plane and need not contribute.
Some of the members of the Memory of Nations Collegium Dominik Duka, Archbishop of Prague and the Primate of Bohemia; Matěj Forman, film director; Jan Gebhart, Professor of History; Tomáš Halík, priest and Templeton Prize laureate; Ivan Havel, scholar; Roman Joch, political scientist and journalist; Jiří Kocian, Deputy Director of the Institute for Contemporary History of the Czech Academy of Sciences; Václav Marhoul, film director; Martin C. Putna, Professor and literature historian;
The number of attendees to every Collegium meeting has grown significantly to an average of one hundred visitors. The frequency of the meetings has also increased. Formerly there used to be one meeting per year on average; three meetings took place in 2014, and the plan for 2015 and onwards is to hold meetings on a quarterly basis. The new concept has also increased the social impact of the Collegium meetings: For instance, almost five thou-
Daniel Raus, Editor in Chief of the Czech Radio Plus channel; Robert Čásenský, Editor in Chief of Reportér; Zuzana Roithová, politician; Karel Schwarzenberg, politician; Jáchym Topol, writer; Paul Wilson, translator; František Zahrádka, 2012 Memory of Nations Award laureate, and others.
A full list of the Collegium members is available at
→ kolegium.pametnaroda.cz.
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Communication with the general public Post Bellum members actively approach the general public with topics related to Memory of Nations and the stories that we have recorded. We consider it of key importance to not just create a researcher archive and a collection of life stories: Through real people’s stories, we want to open a debate on society-wide topics, such as: “Should secret police archives be accessible to the public?”, “How do we preserve our ancestors’ photographs and diaries?”, “Help us record your parents’ and grandparents’ stories!”, and “Through stories, students understand history better than through figures.”
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The total media presence of Memory of Nations has grown by 70 % in year-on-year terms. Total media outputs: 1,732 (year-on-year increase: 718) Of that, publicity in national media increased by 30 % (from 274 to 362 articles) and publicity in TV news grew by 108 % (from 12 to 25). When it comes to Memory of Nations publicity, we focused on communicating our project activities (Stories of Our Neighbors, Memory of Nations Awards, Memory of Nations Sites) and we were also much more successful in placing the witnesses’ stories in our collection directly in the media (this accounts to approximately 50% of all media outputs).
Facebook We only started systematic social media communication in the last quarter of 2014, and within three months we succeeded in increasing the average reach of our FB posts (the number of people who see them) by 35 % (from 1,043 in 2013 to 1,410 in 2014). The total number of our FB page fans increased by 48 % in 2014 (from 4,478 to 6,648). Our systematic Facebook approach only brought its full results within the first five months of 2015 when we increased our average Facebook reach by 148%. As a result, each of our posts on Facebook is displayed to an average of 3,502 people.
Financial results
Year-on-year comparison 2012 / 2013 / 2014
Scope of yields by source
Yield from donations, subsidies and grants (CZK)
Costs (CZK)
1) Donations
CZK 9,186,912
62.5%
2012
9,186,912
7,534,912
2) Subsidies and grants
CZK 8,705,524
28.9%
2013
8,705,524
8,191,919
3) Sale of products and services (publications, CDs with documentaries etc.)
CZK 14,646,421
8.5%
2014
14,646,421
14,648,288
CZK 15,336.20
0.1%
CZK 14,646,421.33
100.0%
4) Bank interest TOTAL
Donations and subsidies transferred to 2015 Donations transferred to the fund
CZK 1,016,770.70
(Multiple year projects)
CZK 223,035.26 (Memory of Nations Club of Friends)
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1) Donors’ names (donations of CZK 10,000 or more) BPD Partners Foundation (Jan Dobrovský and Petr Pudil)
Donations (CZK)
P3CHEM S.R.O.
25,000.00
3,000,000.00
Miroslav Čacký
25,000.00
Donations from the Memory of Nations Club of Friends (851 members on Dec 31, 2014), total
1,877,411.53
Jiří Staněk
25,000.00
Česká spořitelna
900,000.00
ABBAS a.s.
22,000.00
Pokorný, Wagner and Partners Law Firm (Radek Pokorný)
500,000.00
Blanka Krtič
20,000.00
Crocodille Foundation (Petr Cichoň)
500,000.00
Pragae Quinta Region
20,000.00
Donors Forum donation text messages
394,554.00
Petr Baca
20,000.00
Donations from individual and corporate donors of up to CZK 10,000, total
225,790.00
Jiří Bína
20,000.00
Czech-German Future Fund
200,000.00
Pavel Hnilička
20,000.00
Drahomír Hanák
20,000.00
Donations from individual donors via the HitHit crowd funding portal
168,762.78
Marek Eben – in the form of anchoring the Memory of Nations Awards evening
150,000.00
Milan Výborný
16,000.00
DSA, a.s.
100,000.00
Audit s.r.o.
15,000.00
J & M agency, Praha 1 (Michal Javůrek)
100,000.00
František Stráský
15,000.00
Vodafone Foundation
93,164.00
Milan Výborný
14,000.00
Česká olympijská a.s.
70,000.00
The Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes
14,000.00
Vysoká škola ekonomie a managementu, o.p.s.
60,000.00
Martin Hoch
12,000.00
Karel Schwarzenberg
60,000.00
Pavel Smažík
11,111.00
Erich Čomor
54,000.00
Donations from individual donors through the VIA Darujme foundation
10,388.00
Klimak s.r.o.
50,000.00
BDO Advisory
10,000.00
Jiří Czaban
50,000.00
Ivo Koukol
10,000.00
Petr Bača
30,000.00
Tomáš Sedláček
10,000.00
Jan Vild
30,000.00
Rudolf Šlesinger
10,000.00
Zuzana Linhartová
30,000.00
Radim Boháček
10,000.00
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Michal Bregant
10,000.00
2) Subsidies
Flyboy s.r.o.
10,000.00
European Commission, Europe for Citizens
816,547.43
Jan Škaryd
10,000.00
Municipal District of Prague 6
536,130.00
Martin Schuster
10,000.00
City of Prague
400,000.00
Tomáš Berger
10,000.00
Czech TV
343,363.00
Balance CZ s.r.o.
10,000.00
Silesian Museum
319,635.00
Tax Consulting Brno s.r.o.
10,000.00
Ministry of Culture of the CR
290,000.00
Alena Pivoňková
10,000.00
Municipal District of Prague 10
272,920.00
Petr Kocián
10,000.00
Municipal District of Prague 5
196,068.00
AG Geromino s.r.o.
10,000.00
Brno Central District
181,000.00
Ivana Holická
10,000.00
International Visegrad Fund
150,961.52
Erich Čomor
10,000.00
Municipality of Semily
124,585.00
Josef Barhoň
10,000.00
City of Kladno
120,000.00
Marek Luhan
10,000.00
PLZEŇ 2015 O.P.S.
100,000.00
U.S. Embassy
70,000.00
City of Mladá Boleslav
63,493.00
The Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes
60,000.00
City of Plzeň
55,115.00
City of Zlín
45,093.00
Embassy of the Republic of Poland
42,000.00
Sokol Brno
32,000.00
Vodafone Foundation
10,000.00
TOTAL SUBSIDIES
CZK 4,228 911.95
TOTAL DONATIONS
CZK 9,158,181.31
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Thank you We extend our sincerest thanks to everyone whose donations enable us to maintain Memory of Nations Advokátní kancelář Pokorný
Balusková Ida
Benátčanová Michaela
Bradáč Marek
Bureš Pavel
Čermák Kamil
Wagner a partneři
Baňouch Hynek
Beneš Jan
Braumová Kateřina
Bureš Vladislav
Čermák Michal
ABBAS, a.s.
Baranovič Dušan
Beran Jan
Brázdilová Veronika
Bürgerová Zuzana
Čermáková Lenka
Adamcová Marie
Barcalová Miroslava
Beránek Jiří
Bregant Michal
Buršík Pavel
Čermáková Magdalena
Adamec Ondřej
Barhoň Josef
Beránek Tomáš
Brinda Jan
Calta Rostislav
Čermáková Veronika
Adámková Pavla
Barnetová Milada
Berger Tomáš
Brix Marta
Candra Robert
Černá Ria
Adamová Dagmar
Bartek Lukáš
Berkovic Pavel
Brnopolis
Celý Pavel
Černá Zuzana
AG Geromino, s.r.o.
Bartoň Tomáš
Bezděk Vladimír
Brotánek Aleš
Cihelka Petr
Černek Petr
Aim Martin
Bartoňová Alena
Biernát Josef
Brotánková Jana
Cimala Aleš
Černý Ondřej
Alergologie Žatec
Bartoš Ondřej
Bílek Jiří
Broučková Hana
Coufal Ondřej
Černý Pavel
Alfrédová Hana
Bartoš Vratislav
Bína Jiří
Broža Michal
Crha Milan
Černý Svatopluk
Ammer Roman
Bašta Jiří
Birman Jiří
Brtník Filip
Czaban Jiří
Černý Tomáš
Andrysová Jitka
Bašus Ondřej
Bláhovcová Štěpánka
Bruckner Petr
Czaban Natalie
Červenka Petr
Anger Martin
Baťka Petr
Blasko Petr
Brynda Pavel
Čacký Miroslav
Česká Olympijská, a.s.
Anima
Baudiš Petr
Blatná Eva
Brzokoupil Petr
Čaňková Michaela
Česká Spořitelna
Antony Petr
Bdo Advisory
Blíženec Robert
Březina Jan
Čáp Michal
Českoněmecký Fond
Arnstein Jan
Bečeva Kristýna
Boháček Radim
Březina Martin
Čáp Milan
Češka Roman
Arnsteinová Radslava
Bečička Petr
Bohuslav Ondřej
Bučková Martina
Čápová Martina
Číhalová Eva
Aron Josef
Bedi Peter
Borovka Jiří
Buda Jaroslav
Čechovský Marek
Čístecký Tomáš
Audit s.r.o.
Bednář Martin
Borůvková Blanka
Budíček Jiří
Čejková Eliška
Čišková Daniela
Bábkovi Radomil A Jana
Běhálek Luboš
Bořek Martin
Budinská Kateřina
Čekal Miloš
Čížek Oldřich
Bača Petr
Běhanová Daniela
Bosáková Martina
Buk Josef
Čelikovský Martin
Čížek Vladimír
Bačík Pavel
Belekanič Jan
Bouma Jiří
Bukovská Lenka
Čemor Erich
Čížková Monika
Bajzíková Anna
Bělica Aleš
Brabcová Alena
Bulková Veronika
Čemus David
Čomor Erich
Balance CZ, s.r.o.
Bělík Kamil
Brabec Jiří
Burda Marie
Čenovský Ondřej
ČSBS Řevnice pan Kos
Balcarová Danuše
Bělohradská Lucie
Brada Lukas
Bureš Jiří
Čermák Jan
Čubová Daniela
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Dalecký Michael
Duroňová Jaroslava
Fořtíková Hana
Hampeisová Šárka
Hoch Martin
Hruška Jakub
Dámec František
Dušek Petr
Fragnerová Taťána
Hampejs Michal
Hochová Anna
Hubáček Jindřich
David Petr
Dušková Eva
Francová Zuzana
Hampl Petr
Holba Jiří
Hubková Hana
Dědek Martin
Dvořáček Luděk
Franková-Hniličková Hana
Hanák Drahomír
Holčák Bohumil
Hudková Marie
Dejdarová Linda
Dvořák Václav
Frýdl Pavel
Hanáková Marta
Holeček Robert
Hůla Josef
Dembrovskaia Arina
Dvořáková Alžběta
Fuchs David
Hauzírek Jaroslav
Holemářová Lenka
Hulcová Eliška
Dergam Adriana
Dvořáková Klára
Fuka Petr
Havel Vladimír
Holická Ivana
Hůlková Ivana
Deus Gabriela
Dymáček Jan
Fuxa Radek
Havlasová Monika
Holub Jan
Hunal Tomáš
Dibelka Lukáš
Dyntar Radek
Gabrielová Hana
Havlice Kryštof
Hondl Michal
Hunová Alena
Diblík Karel
Eliášová Jana
Gálik Ivan
Havlický Rudolf
Honusková Věra
Hurník Lumír
Dítětová Blanka
Ellederová Dana
Garhoferová Alžběta
Havlíček David
Horák Filip
Hurychová Eva
Dlugoš Ivo
Engelhardt Oliver
Geaneyová Eva
Havlík Michal
Horák Slavomír
Hvížďalová Eva
Dočekalová Vlasta
Erban
Gelbič Ondřej
Havlín Petr
Horák Tomáš
Hynek Jaroslav
Dokoupil Marek
Fáber Viliam
Gerthner Jan
Havlová Jaroslava
Horáková Jana
Chalupecký Daniel
Dolejsi Jan
Fančová Kateřina
Giptner Jiří
Havlová Pavlína
Horký Vojtěch
Chalupová Kristýna
Dolejská Milena
Fantyš Tomáš
Gladis David
Hávová Tereza
Hornochová Petra
Chalupski Michal
Dolejší Magašvári Lucia
Fardová Marcela
Göttlicher Roman
Havránek Vladimír
Hořejší Jaroslav
Chlupáčková Ivana
Doležal Martin
Fardová Tereza
Gráfová Eva
Havrda Jan
Hostomská Martina Anna
Chodounská Hana
Dorazilová Iva
Farkas Csaba
Gregorová Vanda
Hejný Marek
Hošek Jiří
Choleva Petr
Dospěl Marek
Fencl Ivan
Grégrová Martina
Herman Tomáš
Hošková Šárka
Chomová Kristýna
Dostál Luboš
Fiala Marek
Grigorovová Božena
Herna Tomáš
Hradilová Tereza
Choun Jiří
Dostálek Tomáš
Ficová Sylva
Grivna Matin
Hlaváček Jiří
Hrbek Libor
Chromek Pavel
Doubrava Čestmír
Filip Milan
Grueber Marek
Hlaváčová Iva
Hrbková Lenka
Chrzová Petra
Doubravská Kateřina
Fischer Ondřej
Grundmanová Helena
Hlavatý Pavel
Hrdá Karolina
Churavý Miroslav
DSA, a.s.
Fischer Petr
Hadrava Lukáš
Hlavičková Lenka
Hrňáková Eva
Chvála Radim
Dubová Zita
Fišer Josef
Hajek Martin
Hlušička Václav
Hron Josef
Ibl Michal
Duka Dominik
Flousek Jiří
Hájek Pavel
Hnilička Pavel
Hronová Barbora
J & M Agency Praha 1
Dunaj Štefan
Flyboy, s.r.o.
Hájek Stanislav
Hodač Jindřich
Hroza Jiří
Jacques Kateřina
Dupejová Jarmila
Foktová Šárka
Hajn Milan
Hodina Aleš
Hrubecký Jan
Jahoda Petr
Durdis Michal
Formánková Václava
Halbich Tomáš
Hodková Jana
Hrubeš Jan
Jakoubek Vít
Durdis Roman
Fořt Vladimír
Hamill Marcela
Hofmeisterová Jitka
Hrubý Jan
Jakubů Jiří
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Jalůvka David
Jobová Iva
Kánia Robert
Knappová Eva
Konopásek Jakub
Kožušník Edvard
Jandečková Václava
Jungová Daniela
Kaňková Iveta
Knappová Ludmila
Kopáčková Petra
Krajcar Radomil
Jandová Lenka
Jungwingrt Eduard
Kaňok Radomír
Knebel David
Kopecká Irena
Králíček Jan
Janečková Faciníková Lenka
Jüptner Medková Marie
Kapavík Radim
Knop Gerhard
Kopecký Jan
Kramář Tomáš
Janíček Lukáš
Jurčík Aleš
Kaprálek Martin
Knorr Luděk
Kopecký Lukáš
Kramná Kamila
Janíková Barbara
Jůza Petr
Karas David
Knot Pavel
Kopicová Markéta
Kratina Martin
Janíková Monika
Kaaden Martin
Kasika Jaroslav
Knotová Lucie
Kopřivová Jana
Krátká Hana
Janoušek Jan
Kabátek Tomáš
Kasková Markéta
Knotová Markéta
Kopřivová Lenka
Krátká Jana
Janoušek Zbyněk
Kabátová Alena
Kasková Zdeňka
Kobiková Mil.
Korbelová Kateřina
Krátká Martina
Janoušková Markéta
Kabele Jiří
Kašpar Vašek
Kocián Petr
Koryčanská Barbora
Krátký Hynek
Jarmová Jitka
Kábrt Jiří
Kašpárek Michal
Kocourek Aleš
Koryčanský Radan
Krátký Milan
Javůrková Johana
Kačena Štěpán
Kašparová Dita
Kočí Karel
Kořenek Josef
Kratochvíl Vladimír
Jedlička Pavel
Kačírek Pavel
Kellarová Pavlína
Kočnarová Naděje
Kořínek Tomáš
Kratochvílová Dana
Jelének Jiří
Kadaně Josef
Keller Jan
Kočová Veronika
Kostková Terezka
Kratochvílová Tereza
Jelenová Karin
Kadaník Petr
Kellner Petr
Kodeš Viktor
Kostroun Karel
Krčílková Šárka
Jelínek Petr
Kadeřábková Vitochová Kateřina
Kelnar Vilém
Kohl Jiří
Košťálová Doubravka
Krejčík Zdeněk
Jeřábková Stefaníková Jarmila
Kadlec Marek
Kerner Jan
Kohlerová Naděžda
Koštoval Michal
Krenželok Milan
Ješonková Lenka
Kadlec Jiří
Kincl Jan
Kohout Jiří
Koštoval Michal
Kreuter Michal
Ježek Jan
Kaftan Zdeněk
Kissling Jitka
Kochová Klára
Kotal Vladimír
Krist Miroslav
Ježek Josef
Kahlerová Barbora
Klan Jan
Kolanová Markéta
Kottová Marcela
Kristová Helena
Jícha Jan
Kailer Pavel
Klášterka Roman
Kolář Martin
Kotyza Ondřej
Kroček Lumír H.
Jíchová Eva
Kaláb Stanislav
Klíč Martin
Kolářová Markéta
Koubík David
Krtič Blanka
Jindra Jan
Kalábová Eva
Klíma Jakub
Kolbábek Jaroslav
Koudelka Pavel
Kruml Milan
Jindra Miroslav
Kališ Václav
Klíma Jaroslav
Kolomazník Jan
Koukol Ivo
Krupauerová Martina
Jirásko Daniel
Kalousková Jana
Klimak, s.r.o.
Koloničná Ilona
Kouřimský Jan
Krupka Jan
Jireš Jiří
Kalvach Mariana
Klimešová Magdaléna
Komárek Aleš
Kováčová Helena
Krutská Marie
Jirman Milan
Kalvach Zdeněk
Klímová Hana
Komárková Mlada
Kovář Karel
Křivánková Jaroslava
Jírovcová Kateřina
Kameník Stanislav
Klouček Aleš
Kondelíková Eliška
Kozák David
Křivka Vratislav
Jirsová Hana
Kamenská Adéla
Klvaňa Tomáš
Konečná Markéta
Kozák Jan
Kříž Vratislav
Jiruš Jaroslav
Kamradková Magda
Kmochová Eliška
Konečný Martin
Kozák Jiří
Křižková Eliška
Jiří David
Kaněrová Hana
Kmochová Jana
Konečný Miroslav
Kozlová Klára
Křížová Kristýna
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Kubák Miroslav
Lapčík Dušan
Máchal Aleš
Matolín Matěj
Moravcová Lenka
Nováková Mirka
Kubalák Jindřich
Lápková Juliana
Máchová Běla
Matoušek Pavel
Moravec Petr
Novosad Tomáš
Kubálek Tomáš
Laštůvka Jiří
Máchová Hedvika
Matoušková Klara
Mráz Jiří
Novotná Blanka
Kubeček Vladimír
Látalová Petra
Malá (Rohrerová) Michaela
Matula Ondřej
Mrázek Aleš
Novotná Ester
Kubelka Eduard
Láznička Petr
Málek Bohuslav
Mayer Petr
Muchová Adela
Novotná Klára
Kuběna Jan
Ledinská Marta
Malík Martin
Mazel Radek
Müllerová Hanka
Novotná Martina
Kubíček Jaroslav
Lednická Blanka
Malíková Barbora Bondy
Mazur Marina
Murlová Kateřina
Novotný Jan
Kubíková Tereza
Lehocký Ludovít
Manas Jiří
Medek Michal
Musil Martin
Novotný Karel
Kubisková Barbora
Lejdarová Jana
Mandelíková Dagmar
Melichar Daniel
Musil Michal
Novotný Petr
Kuc Lubomír
Letková Anna
Mandys Ota
Meloun Jan
Nadace bpd partners
Nový David
Kučera Ondřej
Lhotáková Blanka
Marčíková Věra
Melzrová Michaela
Nadace Crocodille
Nyklesová Jana
Kufner Lubomír
Lhotský František
Marečková Jana
Mentlík Petr
Nadace Vodafone
Obdržálková Věra
Kuchař Jan
Líbal Ratibor
Marek David
Merglová Alena
Centrum Paměti
Oberreiter Jan
Kůla Bořivoj
Lín Václav
Marek Eben
Měřínská Eva
Nadační Fond Anima
Odehnalová Barbora
Kulda Ml. Jiří
Lindner Luděk
Marek Ronald
Měřínská Vlasta
Navrátilová Helena
Odstrčil Jan
Kundrák Daniel
Linhartová Zuzana
Mareš Jan
Mestl Josef
Nečas Vlastimil
Odstrčilová Zdislava
Kůrová Eva
Linka Adolf
Margaritov Jan
Město Klatovy
Nechvílová Stáňa
Olejníková Jana
Kuřák Jan
Lipenská Michaela
Margaritov Jiří
Mézlová Markéta
Nejedlá Kateřina
Oliva Jiří
Kutil Radek
Lomová Lucie
Marková Veronika
Míček Martin
Němcová Ingeborg
Olšák Martin
Kutílková Blanka
Lón Jiří
Marsová Vladimíra
Mičková Barbora
Němcová Lucie
Olšanský Jaroslav
Kutina Petr
Luhan Marek
Martáková Mária
Miholová Kristýna
Neumann Ondřej
Ondráčková Jana
Kutkova Veronika
Lukeš Martin
Martínková Michaela
Michal Koštoval
Nevěděl Jan
Oplatková Anna
Kuzmič Michal
Lukešová Markéta
Masner Ondřej
Michal Tomáš
Nevšímalová Marcela
Opleštil Vojtěch
Kvasnicová Věra
Lukšů Marta
Mašek Michal
Michálek Dominik
Nadační fond Obětem holokaustu
Örhalmi Julius
Kybast Ondřej
Lutonskýjan
Mašková Pavlína
Mikuš Josef
Niedermayer Luděk
Ortenová Alena
Lachman Jan
Macek Ivo
Mašková Vendula
Mikuš Marek
Niedermayerová Jana
Osten Jaroslav
Lamková Eva
Macková Eliška
Matail Pavel
Miriťuk Radek
Nikodýmová Magdalena
Ošťádal Lumír
Lanči Jiří
Maderová Silvie
Matasová Wolfová Jitka
Mocek Vladimír
Nová Renáta
Oujeský Ladislav
Landová Hana
Mach Jan
Mateiciuc Zdeněk
Modrý Alexandr
Novák Jonáš
Ouředníková Helena
Landsmann Jaromír
Mach Štěpán
Matěna Robert
Moldanová Dobrava
Novák Pavel
P3chem S.R.O.
Laně Ondřej
Macháček Lukáš
Maťha Martin
Moravcová Jindra
Nováková Dana
Pabianová Anna
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Páleníčková Eliška
Pígl Jan
Pošmura Zbyněk
Pýcha Petr
Rožek David
Sedláček Vojtěch
Pánek Jakub
Pijáček Petr
Poulová Jarmila
Ráb Miloš
Rücklová Alena
Sedlák Jan
Pánek Jan
Pijáčková Eva
Povolný Petr
Račanská Lenka
Rudyšová Jana
Sedlář Ivo
Pangrác Martin
Pinter Jaromír
Pracna Tomáš
Radil Bohumil
Ruman Martin
Seitl Martin
Pánková Ivana
Pirkl Jan
Pragae Quinta Region
Rachidová Yvona
Rumler Jakub
Semeráková Zuzana
Panská Mirjana
Píše Michal
Prach Marek
Raková Marcela
Rumlová Eva
Senci Ivan
Papaj Jan
Pišlová Jitka
Prajzler Tomáš
Rank Jaroslav
Rusňáková Jarmila
Shkilnyuk Valeri
Pátek Robert
Pištělák Petr
Praks Vítězslav
Reichlová Olga
Růžička Aleš
Schenk Daniel
Pávková Michaela
Pithartová Gabriela
Prášil Milan
Rejholcová Magdalena
Růžička Daniel
Schierl Pavel
Pavlátová Michaela
Pitucha Michal
Prčíková Lenka
Rejhonová Michaela
Růžička Tomáš
Schiffauerová Blanka
Pavlíček Jiří
Pivoňková Alena
Pressová Hana
Rektor Juraj
Růžičková Růžena
Schmiedt Jiří
Pavlová Hana
Pivoňková Kateřina
Prchlíková Eliška
Reňák Václav František
Rybar Robert
Scholaster Marek
Pavlová Helena
Plaček Pavel
Procházková Alexandra
Renner Petr
Rychlík Štěpán
Schubert Jan
Pečeně Lukáš
Plachý Jiří
Prokeš Vladimír
Rezlerová Eva
Rychtecký Adam
Schuster Martin
Pečenka Vratislav
Plašil
Prokop Petr
Riedel Aleš
Ryneš Jiří
Schwarzenberg Karel
Pechač Radek
Plocek Tomáš
Prokopec Jindřich
Riegel Daniel
Ryšavá Evženie
Schwarzová Bohumila
Pěchouček Michal
Podlaha Petr
Prokopová Daniela
Richtrová Eliška
Rytíř Milan
Sieglová Eva
Pejchal David
Podlipná Martina
Proks Martin
Robeš Bohumil
Řezníček Eduard
Sikora Daniel
Pekař Josef
Podzimek Ondřej
Proušek Zbyněk
Rögner Petr
Říha Marek
Sikorová Petra
Pekař Petr
Pohořalá Karolína
Prouzová Petra
Roithová Jana
Řiháček Vilém
Silný Rostislav
Pelantová Zdeňka
Pokorná Daniela
Provazník Jaroslav
Rokos Ladislav
Řihošková Vladislava
Sklenář Václav
Pertl Martin
Pokorný Vilém
Provazník Ondřej
Roleček Pavel
Sadílek Martin
Skovajsa Petr
Peschout Martin
Poláčková Větrovská Jana
Prskavec Lukáš
Romanová Hana
Sádlo Martin
Skrabalová Anna
Peška Jiří
Alexandra
Průcha Josef
Rosenová Jaroslava
Sajdl Jakub
Skružná Jarmila
Petera Jan
Polach Marek
Průcha Tomáš
Rosová Anna
Sameš Petr
Skřipská Naděžda
Peterová Marta
Polášková Dita
Přibyl Martin
Rossmann Zdenek
Sapák Jiří
Slavíček Pavel
Petr Otakar
Polohová Pavlína
Přibylová Lenka
Roubalová Martina
Saparová Hana
Slavík Martin
Petrák Jan
Poříz Václav
Přiklopil Jan
Rous Lukáš
Satrapa Jan
Slavík Vladimír
Petříčková Iva
Poskerová Hana
Přikryl Mojmír
Rout Jiří
Sedin Marek
Slavonická Renesanční….
Petřík Tomáš
Pospíšil Milan
Přindová Eva
Roztočilová Libuše
Sedláček Ondřej
Slezák František
Petřina Jakub
Pospíšil Patrik
Psota Rostislav
Rožánková Blanka
Sedláček Tomáš
Slezák Karel
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Slezáková Helena
Stippl Jan
Šálek Milan
Šmejkal Pavel
Švalb Michal
Třeštíková Anna
Sloup Jiří
Straka František
Šamárková Petra
Šmrha Jiří
Švarcbachová Markéta
Tůma Aleš
Slovák Jan
Strakoš Zdeněk
Šandera Zdeněk
Šnajdr Martin
Švec Miroslav
Tůmová Barbara
Slunečková Kateřina
Stráský František
Šandová Barbora
Šnajdrová Melanie
Švecová Petra
Tůmová Dagmar
Smažík Pavel
Strašnov Jindřich
Šatava Prokop
Šolcová Lucie
Směkal Jaroslav
Strnadová Alena
Šebek Václav
Šoltys Dušan
Švehla Michal
Turčínek Pavel
Smělík David
Stromšíková Veronika
Šedá
Šoupal Jiří
Švehla Stanislav
Turek Tomáš
Smetáček Peter
Střížová Jarmila
Šefl Jan
Šourek Jaromír
Švejda Jiří
Urban Jiří
Smetánka Radek
Stuchlíková Dana
Šejna Libor
Špaček Václav
Šveřepa Milan
Urban Martin
Smola Aleš
Suda Kristián
Šembera Pavel
Špánek Petr
Tatíčková Irena
Urbancová Kateřina
Smola Martin
Suchánek Jiří
Šesták Jindřich
Špánková Blanka
Tax Consulting Brno s.r.o.
Urbančíková Alice
Smyčka David
Suchanová Jitka
Šesták Pavel
Špic Jakub
Těhníková Barbora
Urbanová Kamila
Smyčková Anna
Suchý Daniel
Šetřilová Marie
Štanclová Barbora
Teichman Viktor
Ústav pro studium totalitních
Sojková Martina
Sukdol Pavel
Ševčíková Ludmila
Šťastná Gabriela
Telecký Pavel
režimů
Solanský Ivo
Sušický Jiří
Šildová Alena
Štencl Roman
Tenora David
Václavíčková Michaela
Součková Jolana
Sváb Jan
Šíma Jan
Štenclová Eva
Tesková Ivana
Václavková Eva
Soukenka Petr
Svatý Aleš
Šíma Václav
Štěpán Radek
Tichý Pavel
Vácha Karel
Soukup Kamil
Svejkovský Vít
Šimek Pavel
Štěpánek Ondřej
Tichý Petr
Vácha Petr
Společnost pro právní a
Svitáková Alena
Šimonová Petra
Štěpánková Lucie
Tichý Tomáš
Vala Petr
ekonomické vzdělávání
Svoboda Filip
Šimůnková Martina
Štěpánková Tereza
Tikman Petr
Valenta Jakub
Stach Zdeněk
Svoboda Ludvík
Šimůnková Olga
Štěpánová Olga
Tinsová Radka
Valenta Jan
Staněk Aleš
Svoboda Tomáš
Šinkovská Denisa
Štětkář Jakub
Tobolová Jana
Valesová Tamara
Staněk Jiří
Svobodová Eva
Široký Jan
Štíchová Vendula
Toman Michal
Valešová Markéta
Staněk Roman
Svobodová Zuzana
Škaryd Jan
Štogrová Jarmila
Toman Zdeněk
Vališ Petr
Staňková Barbora
Syrovátka Jiří
Škopec Petr
Štumpfová Alena
Tomášek Miroslav
Valtrová Marie
Staňková Barbora
Syrovátka Karel
Škopek Jiří
Štursa Josef
Tomsová Hedvika
Value Added
Stanovská Hana
Sysel Miloš
Škorpil Jan
Šudák Přemysl
Toufar Marek
Vančík Drahomír
Stanovský Martin
Sysová Taťana
Šlechtová Anna
Šulc Viktor
Trapl Tomáš
Vaněk Jan
Steinhauserová Krist.
Szentandrásiová Monika
Šlesinger Rudolf
Šulcová Inka
Trčálková Magdaléna
Vaněk Martin
Stejskalová Zora
Šafer Jaroslav
Šlik Martin
Šumůnková Martina
Trnka Lukáš
Vaněk Tomáš
Stieber Jiří
Šach Jiří
Šmakal Rudolf
Šůstek Josef
Trtík Jan
Vanišová Zuzana
Tůmová Kateřina
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Vohník Martin
Vysoká Škola Ekonomická
Zetela Michal
Váňová Alena
Vohnout Pavel
Vystrčil Miloš
Zikmund Stanislav
Vejražka Karel
Vojtíšková Petra
Výška Jiří
Zikmundová Martina
Velecká Petra
Vojtová Pavlína
Výška Karel
Zimová Vendula
Vendiš Tomáš
Vokatý Ladislav
Vyšňovský Jiří
Zítek Radek
Veselá Anna
Vokurka Jan
Waloszek Jindřich
Zoulek Aleš
Veselá Lucie
Voldřichová Magdaléna
Waňková Jindřiška
Zubek Jan
Veselá Rut
Volhejn Pavel
Weinberger Jiří
Zvěřina Miloš
Veselá Zdenka
Vons Janulková Petra
Weinbergerová Andrea
Zvettler Jan
Veselý Vlastimil
Vopat Martin
Wenzlová Amáta M.
Žádník Vojtěch
Vetráková Jana
Vorlíčková Anna
Widzová Eva
Žák Michal
Vévoda Miloslav
Voříšek Martin
Wiendl František
Žáková Jana
VIA
Voříšek Michal
Wiendl Jan
Žákovský Karel
Vičarová Helena
Voříšek Tomáš
Wilhelm Ivan
Žalman Lubor
Vidímová Sára
Voříšek Vladimír
Wollnerová Dorotea
Žaloudek Milan
Vích Miloš
Vošalíková Magdaléna
Wrana Radek
Žárská Monika
Vild Jan
Votoček Miroslav
Wurm Lubomír
Žbelová Veronika
Vincenc Michal
Vraná Zuzana
Zach Jan
doc. Ing. Žemlička Zdeněk
Viták Tomáš
Vrba Luděk
Zachar Andrej
CSc. Žilová Radmila
Vítek Jiří
Vršecký Martin
Zacharová Lenka
Vítek Martin
Vrtišková Dana
Zajíček Jakub
Vlačiha Jan
Vrtný Jiří
Zajíček Jan
Vladyka Ladislav
Vrzáček Jan
Zaplatílek Martin
Vlachová Lenka
Vurst Vít
Zapletal Ondřej
Vlachová Veronika
Vybíral Tomáš
Zavadilová Tereza
Vlasáková Ivana
Výboch Petr
Závadová Kateřina
Vlček Václav
Výborný Milan
Zeidlerová Petra
Vlček Zdeněk
Vychodilová Zdenka
Zeisek Vojtěch
Vobořilová Věra
Vychytil Pavel
Zelinka Luboš
Vodička Karel
Vykydalová Kamila
Zemanová Daniela
Vodičko Lukáš
Vyleťalová Monika
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