Jaromír Smutný

including his secretary, Eduard Táborský (cs), and his chief of staff, Jaromír Smutný (cs), moved to the Old Manor House in the neighbouring village of Wingrave

different from that contemplated by those who did the commanding." Jaromír Smutný, an aide to Beneš, recorded that Beneš had stated in a letter to Eliáš

of the Czechoslovak government-in-exile along with Hubert Ripka and Jaromír Smutný about the future relations between Poland and Czechoslovakia. Another

(title is neologism with root "smutný" = sad, it associates botanic name) Vítr jménem Jaromír Prague, 1966 (Wind called Jaromír) Metličky Prague, 1968 (Little

George Ivo Novák as Henry Wickham Steed Jaromír Nosek as Robert William Seton-Watson Radim Novák as Jaromír Smutný Daniel Landa as Emanuel Moravec Karel