With František Schultz (*1930 in Maňovice near Nepomuk), a veteran of the Korean War and a scout who crossed the border with nothing after February 1948
With František Schultz (*1930 in Maňovice near Nepomuk), a veteran of the Korean War and a scout who crossed the border with nothing after February 1948
The first meeting on the day of St. Francis, when we finished singing the saint's words (unfortunately fitting for the Hasil family): "Where injustice oppresses, let injustice be endured."
The first meeting on the day of St. Francis, when we finished singing the saint's words (unfortunately fitting for the Hasil family): "Where injustice oppresses, let injustice be endured."
První setkání v den sv. Františka, kdy jsme dozpívali světcova (pro Hasilovu rodinu nešťastně přiléhavá) slova: "Kde tiskne bezpráví, ať křivdy snáším"
První setkání v den sv. Františka, kdy jsme dozpívali světcova (pro Hasilovu rodinu nešťastně přiléhavá) slova: "Kde tiskne bezpráví, ať křivdy snáším"
The propaganda film The King of Šumava and Kalčík's book of the same name were also inspired by the story of Josef Hasil. However, the negative character must not be an SNB (National Security Corps - transl.) member in this case.
The propaganda film The King of Šumava and Kalčík's book of the same name were also inspired by the story of Josef Hasil. However, the negative character must not be an SNB (National Security Corps - transl.) member in this case.
Propagandistický film Král Šumavy a Kalčíkova stejnojmenná kniha se inspirovaly i příběhem Josefa Hasila. Negativní postava však zde nesmí být esenbákem.
Propagandistický film Král Šumavy a Kalčíkova stejnojmenná kniha se inspirovaly i příběhem Josefa Hasila. Negativní postava však zde nesmí být esenbákem.
The King of Šumava on the screens: a propaganda film by Karel Kachyna.
A fictional story set in 1948, transferred to the screen in 1959. Josef Hasil did not know of its existence until long afterwards.
The King of Šumava on the screens: a propaganda film by Karel Kachyna.
A fictional story set in 1948, transferred to the screen in 1959. Josef Hasil did not know of its existence until long afterwards.