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Becoming a Brill Author Publishing Ethics Publishing Guides. Exile in and from Czechoslovakia during the s and s Series: Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies , Volume: Volume Editors: Charmian Brinson. Marian Malet. This volume focuses on a previously under-researched area, namely exile in and from Czechoslovakia in the years prior to the Second World War as well as during the wartime and post-war periods.
The study considers, firstly, the refugees from Germany and Austria who fled to Czechoslovakia during the s; secondly, the refugees from Czechoslovakia, both German and Czech-speaking, who arrived in Britain in or around as refugees from Fascism; and thirdly, those who fled from Communism in The volume will be of interest to scholars and students of twentieth century history, politics and cultural studies as well as those involved in Central European Studies and Exile Studies.
