Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

The Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Klaus Mohr, Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Klaus Mohr, Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Chief curator of collections Klaus Mohr gestures in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exterior view of the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exterior view of the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exterior view of the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Sudeten German Museum in Munich

Exposition in the Sudeten German Museum in Munich, Germany, October 30, 2020. The new institution summarizes the history of the Germans in the Czech lands, including their forced displacement and difficult beginnings in their new homeland. (CTK Photo/Ales Zapotocky)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors, Cableway to Snezka

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors, Cableway to Snezka

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. People enjoy beautiful nature on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. People enjoy beautiful nature on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, tourists, people, visitors

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. People enjoy beautiful nature on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, net, tourists, people, visitors

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, net, tourists, people, visitors

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. People enjoy beautiful nature on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Tourists, tourism, Snezka Mountain, Krkonose, protective net, tourists, child

Tourists, tourism, Snezka Mountain, Krkonose, protective net, tourists, child

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Robin Bohnisch, Andrzej Raj, Director, Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, protective net

Robin Bohnisch, Andrzej Raj, Director, Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Czech Director of KRNAP Robin Bohnisch and Andrzej Raj, Director of Poland National Park instal new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net, tourist, tourism, border

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net, tourist, tourism, border

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Pictured new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

Former Teplice nad Metuji Mayor Vera Vitova, who participated on creation of the monument, poses by the Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, which was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation, Bukova hora

The Cross of Reconciliation (on the photo of May 4, 2020), the first monument in Czechia reminding of the massacre of 23 Germans during their wild transfer from post-war Czechoslovakia in 1945, was unveiled by leading Czech politicians and Sudeten German representatives at Bukova hora near Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, on September 15, 2002. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

Horst Seehofer, Bernd Posselt, statue, politics, memorial, LIDICE

Horst Seehofer, Bernd Posselt, statue, politics, memorial, LIDICE

+++FILE PHOTO+++Premier of Bavaria Horst Seehofer (L, CSU) and Bernd Posselt, spokesman for the Sudeten German community, stand in monument for the murdered children in Lidice Memorial after laying a wreath in Lidice, Czech Republic, 24 November 2011. On

Horst Seehofer, Bernd Posselt, statue, politics, memorial, LIDICE

Horst Seehofer, Bernd Posselt, statue, politics, memorial, LIDICE

+++FILE PHOTO+++Premier of Bavaria Horst Seehofer (L, CSU) and Bernd Posselt, spokesman for the Sudeten German community, stand in monument for the murdered children in Lidice Memorial after laying a wreath in Lidice, Czech Republic, 24 November 2011. On