În Cehia a fost dezgropat un fost ministru, mort în condiții suspecte după lovitura de stat din 1948

Czech police have exhumed Jan Masaryk's remains to investigate the cause of his suspicious death in 1948, following new evidence. Masaryk, a pro-Western foreign minister, was found dead under his apartment window shortly after a communist coup. Initially ruled a suicide, doubts remain, prompting a renewed investigation by a specialized unit. Recent diplomatic documents from the US, UK, and France may aid the inquiry, which has been reopened multiple times since the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Masaryk, son of Czechoslovakia's first president, resisted joining the resignation of non-communist ministers that led to a Moscow-backed government.