Cehia vrea să elucideze moartea lui Jan Masaryk. Rămăşiţele fostului diplomat au fost exhumate

Czech authorities have exhumed the remains of Jan Masaryk, a former foreign minister, to investigate his suspicious death in 1948. His body was found under his apartment window shortly after a communist coup, initially ruled a suicide. The investigation, led by a specialized police unit, is exploring the possibility of murder, fueled by new diplomatic documents from the US, UK, and France. Masaryk, son of Czechoslovakia's first president, served in exile during WWII and resisted joining the resignation of non-communist ministers that led to a pro-Moscow government.