Czech Republic
Fund Consultant
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THE CZECH REPUBLIC  2002
Consultants: Ralph Applebaum • Hubert Bari • James Bradburne • Kenneth Haas • Virginia Hubbell • Bradford Kelleher • Martin Klingenberg • Jay Levenson • Elaine M. Lomenzo • Klaus Mueller • Jillian Poole • Charles Ritcheson • Jane Safer • A.N. Scallon • Sheldon Schwartz • George Stuart Sexton, III • Julian Spalding • Mary Delle Stelzer • Albert K. Webster
Prague
Czech National Memory Project
April and June 2002
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| | Right to left: Petr Larva, leader of website team, reviews
website plans with James Bradburne (Fund consultant)
and Illona Stankora (Project webmaster) |
Klaus Mueller, website specialist, participated in two days of meetings in January to lay groundwork for the Czech National Memory Project, whose goal is to preserve the history of the Czech Republic during the forty years of the Totalitarian regime. The project will include a website that will be used to collect documents, oral histories and artifacts. On April 8, Dr. Mueller met with members of the Board for the Czech National Memory Project. From this meeting, it became clear that this project will require long-term funding that has not yet been identified. It also became apparent that there was a division of views on the project's goals.
Jillian Poole and James Bradburne returned to Prague in late June, at the request of the Board, to assist in the development and refinement of the project. The Board achieved final agreement on website design, future responsibilities of the Board and the executors of the website, contributions to be included, funding options, etc. A final meeting is scheduled to resolve a variety of pending issues. In light of the devastating floods that Prague experienced in early summer, the project has been temporarily put on hold.
2003 Projects:
Memory Project Launch
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