Bezčasí - Československo v letech 1972–1977

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Time without time running can be understood as a period of rigidity and difficulty. A period when the established elites stifled the developing civil society. A period when one's career was decided by the answer to the question of whether the events of 21 August 1968 meant international aid. A period when strong opponents of the regime were silenced and pushed to the periphery or emigrated themeselves. A period when there was only one party on the political scene. People in Czechoslovakia have reatreated into privacy in response to the new conditions. People to people, the ruling Communist Party considered participation in official celebrations as an election. Gradually the spurs of freedom were shaped. In the early seventies, films began to be made. The Helsinki Conference, which opened the door to the defence of human rights and the Charter 77 was being prepared. Small histories have entered the international scene to prepare the change of the great history.