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	Bibliography
		A history of the show trials and their origins by one of the victims of the Rajk trial, interspersing the events and their interpretation with glimpses of the author's prison existence.
		London's description of his experiences as defendant in the Slansky trial and the circumstances of his release after 16 years in 1968 as one of the three survivors out of the fourteen that were sentenced.
		Her account of her arrest, trial and detention in various East German and Soviet prisons and labor camps in the period from 1950 to 1955.
	www.snailshell.com /trapped/bibliography.html (1651 words)

	Prague Trials - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The trials were the result of a split within the Communist leadership on the degree to which the state should emulate the Soviet Union, and were part of a Stalin-inspired purge of "disloyal" elements in the national Communist parties in Central Europe, as well as a purge of Jews from the leadership of Communist parties.
		As it was typical for Soviet show trials during the Great Purge, the court sessions were thoroughly rehearsed beforehand to ensure the greatest effect and to avoid surprises.
		Though support for Zionism was only one of the accusations made against the defendants, the trials were widely considered to be an extension of Stalin's 1948-53 anti-Semitic campaign against "rootless cosmopolitans", and took place between the arrests and executions of Yiddish writers in the Soviet Union and the so-called Doctors' Plot of early 1953.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prague_Trials (567 words)

	mapam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It was initially oriented towards the Soviet Union with a strong Stalinist policy until the Prague Trials shook the party's faith in the USSR.
		The show trials in which mostly Jewish leaders of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia were purged, falsely implicated Mapam's envoy in Prague as part of a Zionist conspiracy.
		After the Prague Trials and, later, Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech at the 20th Party Congress in the Soviet Union, Mapam moved away from their more left wing positions and became a more moderate social democratic party.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /mapam.html (323 words)

	Artur London - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Artur London, (February 1, 1915–November 8, 1986), was a Czechoslovakian communist politician and co-defendant in the Prague Trials.
		In 1951 he was arrested and became a co-defendant in the Prague Trials alongside Rudolf Slánský.
		London was accused of being a Zionist, Trotskyite and Titoist and was sentenced to life in prison.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Artur_London (205 words)

	Juries face axe in fraud trials: 22.06.2005: www.prague-apartments-hotels.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The trial of six men, accused of bribing London Underground officials, was abandoned after being blighted by illness among jurors and legal delays.
		Some trials were currently too lengthy, too expensive and the jurors available for them were not representative of the population, he argued.
		Trials without jury could only be used where the trial judge agreed to the prosecution request and where it was vetted by the most senior judge in England and Wales.
	www.prague-apartments-hotels.com /article-79542-en.html (627 words)

	Senator Prague Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Senator Prague's group includes the American Cancer Society, the Connecticut Oncology Association, and members of the HMO community.
		In the past, when cancer patients exhausted traditional treatments available to them and enrolled in clinical trials, they risked suspension of insurance coverage while the dosage, efficacy, side effects, and compatibility of the often experimental and yet-to-be-approved treatments were tested and completed.
		Senator Prague represents Connecticut's 19th Senatorial District, including the towns of Andover, Bozrah, Columbia, Coventry, Franklin, Lebanon, Mansfield, Montville, Norwich, and Salem.
	www.senatedems.state.ct.us /prague-030101.html (313 words)

	Ghost Of The Prague Trial
		The overturn of the convictions in the Prague trial of 1952 by the Czechoslovak Government sent a clear signal to the Kennedy administration that a relaxation of tensions in the cold war was possible.
		The New York Times focused upon the Prague trial of 1952 and reported on the efforts of the Czechoslovak Government to undo their conviction of Rudolf Slansky and Vladimir Clementis.
		In reality, the Prague spring of 1968 was a period of intense struggle when previously repressed elements of Czechoslovak society, gained political power, and began to oppress their opponents.
	members.aol.com /a1eah71/mysite/exploring/ghost.htm (1482 words)

	Czech Therapy - 'Devitalisation'
		A Czech hospital is undertaking human trials with controversial cancer treatment known as "devitalisation" in the face of a government ban on the technique and questions about its efficacy and safety.
		The ministry's trials were primarily designed to test the validity of Dr. Fortyn's claims that necrotic tissue created in primary tumours through devitalisation caused an immune reaction that prevented and even eliminated metastases.
		One of the surgeons who was involved in the ministry-sponsored human trials, at Bulovka hospital in Prague, Dr. Frantisek Antos, told the Zdravotnicke noviny journal that his patients did develop infection, and experienced an acceleration in the spread of the disease.
	www.annieappleseedproject.org /czectherdev.html (781 words)

	Prague : In Depth : Famous People \| Frommers.com
		The horse market, Prague's traditional meeting place, was the scene of a brief thrust of Czech nationalism against the Austrian Empire in 1848, when people named the place Wenceslas Square (Václavské nám.).
		Upset with what he thought was the misuse of power by Rome and the German clergy in Prague, Hus questioned the authority of the pope and called for the formation of a Bohemian National Church.
		These include Prague's Church of St. Nicholas in Lesser Town, the Church of St. Nicholas in Old Town, and the Church of St. John of Nepomuk on Hradcany.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/prague/0063020305.html (1320 words)

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		That event was the conclusion of the treason trial of the Jews in Prague, and their condemnation to death.
		The epoch marked by the trials in Prague is not absolute; Russian papers still explain that the Jews condemned to death for sacrificing the interests of Bohemia to the interests of Jewry were "enemies of the Jewish people".
		A second inevitable development from the turning-point of the Prague trials is the intensification of the American diplomatic offensive against Russia, the "cold war".
	www.alphalink.com.au /~radnat/fpyockey/prague.html (3062 words)

	Peer Review in Prague...[Fulltext, July 15 JAMA. 1998;280:214-215] (c) AMA 1998
		Unhappily, the trials studied were published before the introduction, in 1996, of the Consolidating Standards of Reporting Trials protocol for reporting trials.
		33] examined 26 randomized trials appearing in major journals to assess the extent to which new results were discussed in the light of the totality of available evidence.
		They found that in 19 trials no such attempt had been made and in only 2 trials were the new results discussed in the context of an updated systematic review of earlier trials.
	www.ama-assn.org /public/peer/7_15_98/ed80051x.htm (1863 words)

	The everlasting effect of primary percutaneous coronary intervention – Even after transport?
		The A Randomized Trial of Thrombolysis Compared to Transfer For Air Primary Angioplasty in Myocardial Infarction (AIR-PAMI) trial, on the other hand, was designed to answer the question of transport for primary PCI in a predominantly North American setting.
		Even though all trials show a consistent clinical benefit with the transfer for primary PCI strategy over on-site thrombolysis, the idea of recanalizing the infarct-related vessel during transfer to “facilitate” PCI is very appealing.
		The PRAGUE studies and DANAMI-2 were randomized clinical trials conducted by committed investigators in countries with a particular geography and health care system.
	www.pulsus.com /CARDIOL/19_10/cohe_ed.htm (2044 words)

	This week in history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The trials were closed to the public and to the Western press.
		One of the most prominent defendants was Jiri Littera, a former member of the Prague City Commission and an organizer of the illegal 14th Party Congress which followed the 1968 invasion.
		The trials followed a series of progressively harsher measures directed against workers and intellectuals in the wake of the 1968 invasion.
	www.wsws.org /public_html/iwb6-30/history.htm (914 words)

	Commentary Magazine - Israel's Left Reels to the Shock of "Prague" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		...Their newspaper did not react definitely for almost a week-that is, it didn't discuss any of the details of the trial, but contented itself with crying out against the "yellow hyenas" that were launching an anti-Communist drive, and welcomed the trial in general terms...
		...The Prague trial had started the day before, and it had been noted that the indictment mentioned the Jewish origins of most of the accused and the fact that they had "protected" Jewish organizations...
		...Trials and purges had come to be accepted as things integral to the Soviet order, the way economic crises are regarded as inherent in the capitalist system by orthodox Marxists...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V15I4P59-1.htm (7851 words)

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		THE INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE by Ann Ball Devotion to the Child Jesus under the title "Infant Jesus of Prague" is over three and a half centuries old.
		The wardrobe of the Infant of Prague resembles liturgical vestments.
		In 1648, the Archbishop of Prague gave the first ecclesiastical approval of the devotion when he consecrated the chapel and gave permission to priests to say Mass at the chapel altar.
	www.ewtn.com /library/CHRIST/PRAGUE.TXT (1582 words)

	Radio Prague - News
		Sir Nicholas Winton returned to the UK from Prague on Thursday after being admitted to hospital during a visit to the Czech capital.
		He came to Prague last week for a conference of Vaclav Havel's Forum 2000; he was taken ill with a fever and acute bronchitis at the weekend.
		Prague's Ruzyne airport is to hold exercises next Wednesday in which the hijacking of an aircraft is acted out.
	www.radio.cz /en/news (892 words)

	Egon Erwin Kisch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kisch was born into a German-speaking Jewish family in Prague, at that time part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and began his journalistic career as a reporter for a local German language newspaper in 1906.
		His early work is characterised by an interest in crime and the lives of the poor of Prague, taking Jan Neruda, Emile Zola and Charles Dickens's Sketches by Boz as his models.
		In this period of exile, Kisch's work regularly returned to the themes of his Prague home and his Jewish roots and in March 1946 he was able to return to his birthplace.
	www.peekskill.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Egon_Erwin_Kisch (1132 words)

	Commentary Magazine - Has Soviet Anti-Semitism Halted? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		IN LATE April of this year, a weird treason trial took place in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, which deserved more than the few lines it got in a late city edition of the metropolitan...
		...This trial was remarkable for the fact that the defendant Edgar Kenner refused to confess-he reminded the court of his sufferings in fascist jails and stoutly defended his Zionist convictions...
		...R EADING the records of anti-Jewish trials, one is impressed by the absurdity of the charges and the flimsiness of the so-called proofs, the cynical demagogic appeals to the lowest prejudices...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V18I1P7-1.htm (5125 words)

	Ghost of the Prague trial
		The overturn of the convictions in the Prague trial of 1952 by the Czechoslovak Government sent a clear signal to the Kennedy administration that a relaxation of tensions in the cold war was possible.
		The New York Times focused upon the Prague trial of 1952 and reported on the efforts of the Czechoslovak Government to undo their conviction of Rudolf Slansky and Vladimir Clementis.
		In reality, the Prague spring of 1968 was a period of intense struggle when previously repressed elements of Czechoslovak society, gained political power, and began to oppress their opponents.
	www.members.aol.com /a1eah71/mysite/exploring/ghost.htm (1482 words)

	A Trial in Prague
		That the trials were shams was revealed beyond doubt after Stalin's death from audio and film footage of the trials and much other evidence, of which Justman makes good use.
		The widows and children interviewed for the film recall their reactions to the arrests, their disbelief at the confessions and even confusion over what to believe because their belief in the system was so strong.
		This one succeeds in the end because of the straightforward manner and clarity in which the relationship to these trials and the political landscape the post war world is told.
	www.reelmoviecritic.com /2000/id1346.htm (595 words)

	prague
		The devotion of the infant Jesus of Prague is surrounded with so many miracles and wanders that it rapidly spread to the whole world.
		From birth she had disconnected hips and could only walk with difficulty with the help of a special equipment, which, by the way is kept in our church of Infant Jesus of Prague.
		The parents prayed a novena to the Infant Jesus of Prague and on the 6th day, she could take the first steps without the equipment that aided her.
	religion-cults.com /childjesus/prague.htm (801 words)

	Welcome to RedBull.com - Petr Kraus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		He was Czech champion 6 times, world champion 3 times and cycled down the ZIZKOV TV tower in Prague.
		He recently took trials biking to Saudi Arabia: "It was the strangest place I've ever been to...
		Petr is preparing the first street trials video set in Prague.
	www.redbull.com /article.action?documentIntID=1070371209163-1804724333 (361 words)

	National Review: Double Lives: Spies and Writers in the Secret S... @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Munzenberg's chief operatives--the urbane Otto Katz, a Sudeten German born in Prague, and the "elegant but slightly seedy" Louis Gibarti, a Hungarian-- were most likely not only Comintern agents, but NKVD cadre as well.
		Koch writes, to be "what no decent person could turn against, in spite of the trials." And so Willi Munzenberg devised the technique of zeroing in on the best of the adversary culture---the enlightened elite of the middle classes--using their sensibility and concern in service to the malign purposes of Stalin.
		As for Katz, he was to meet his end in the Prague trials of 1952, accused of being a Western agent and convicted on the "evidence" of the American traitor and Soviet agent Noel Field, betrayed in fact by the very apparatus he had helped create in the Thirties and Forties.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:14824772&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf (2115 words)

	Central Europe Review - Wilma A Iggers, Women of Prague: Ethnic Diversity and Social Change from the Eighteenth Century ...
		Iggers took a chance in choosing Siklova as one of her subjects; being included in such a work must be akin to having a street named after one while one is still alive.
		The chapter on Ruth Klinger is of particular interest in that it presents an account of a woman who lived on the fringes of "respectable" society, performing in a Yiddish theatre troupe in the period between the wars.
		These language problems were typical of Prague, that city of two languages which was always embroiled in battles about their use.
	www.ce-review.org /99/14/books14_hayes.html (1651 words)

	News - Trials Competition Newspaper
		The young American rode his Sherco to another victory in the Youth 125 class, this time in the trial which was held in the Czech Republic at Kramolin, south of Prague.
		Patrick finished the trial and turned in a score card that was full of zeros for both laps, this was his second victory of the season, he has now ridden five of the rounds and is in fourth place in the provisional championship standings.
		However the remainder of the event was anything but easy for the twenty-one-year-old, as he soaked up the immense pressure associated with this endurance trial to record the best performance on no less than four days of the competition.
	www.trialscomp.com /news.asp (1382 words)

	Help for infertility (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Two pieces of research, one a blinded controlled clinical trial, and the other an epidemiological survey, show sound evidence that on the one hand manual physical therapies can improve conception rates, and on the other hand that 23% of patients consulting chiropractors for musculo-skeletal symptoms report improvements in a large number of non musculo-skeletal symptoms.
		This was a blinded, randomised, controlled trial on 166 healthy women between the ages of 22 and 26, with an average four years unsuccessful infertility management, and partners with normal sperm.
		The Czech trial, exciting and significant as it is, only accepted couples where the male partner had normal, or nearly normal quantity and quality of sperm.
	www.infertilityhelp.org /site_pages/infertility.html (1429 words)

	Judging the political trials, fifty years on - 26-05-2003 - Radio Prague
		These trials purged elements of the Czechoslovak Communist Party that were considered to be insufficiently supportive of Stalinism, and the most infamous of these trials was against the Secretary General of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, Rudolf Slansky.
		In the context of the political trials, she has researched the Slansky trial and compared it to the Rosenbergs trial.
		And to take a look instead at the cultural and political production of such trials and the roles that they fill in a society: the role of the confession, the role of the informer, how trials assume a pedagogical role, how they are a microcosm through which we can look at Cold War culture.
	www.radio.cz /en/article/41090 (1510 words)

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