Andrej Babis, Radek Vondracek, Tomio Okamura, Vojtech Filip, Vojtech Pikal

Andrej Babis, Radek Vondracek, Tomio Okamura, Vojtech Filip, Vojtech Pikal

Prime Minister Andrej Babis (left), Chamber of Deputies Speaker Radek Vondracek (third from right) and Vicepresidents Tomio Okamura (fourth from right), Vojtech Filip (second from right) and Vojtech Pikal (right) laid a wreath at the Lidice Memorial, Kladno District, Czech Republic, on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, within a commemorative event on 78th anniversary of raising the village to the ground by Nazis. The public cannot attend due to the epidemic. (CTK Photo/Michal Krumphanzl)

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