Cadavrul unui fost ministru a fost exhumat pentru elucidarea morții acestuia în urmă cu aproape 80 de ani

The Czech police's Office for Documenting and Investigating Communist Crimes is exhuming the remains of Jan Masaryk, a former foreign minister, to investigate his suspicious death in 1948. Authorities initially ruled it a suicide, but doubts persist. New diplomatic documents may aid the investigation, which has been reopened multiple times since the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Masaryk, son of Czechoslovakia's first president, was a pro-Western politician who resisted mass resignations that led to a pro-Moscow government.