This field report was assigned the following topical and geographical subject headings by the RFE/RL: Czechoslovakia; Culture -- Music; Culture -- Theater; General Mood; Culture -- People's Education; Foreign Relations -- Foreign Visitors
Context
Creation Note:
Item based on interviews conducted with defectors and immigrants in Western refugee camps and immigration offices, or
Western travelers returning from stays in East European communist countries, supplemented with information collected through
Radio Free Europe (RFE) correspondence with anonymous sources from behind the Iron Curtain. This item was transmitted from the London field office.
Source:
Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute: General Records: Information Items (HU OSA 300-1-2)
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Archival ID:
HU OSA 300-1-2-23568
Suggested Citation:
"Chinese Artists in Olomouc", 7 August 1952. HU OSA 300-1-2-23568; Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute: General Records: Information Items; Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest.
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