Volume 25, Number 8 · May 18, 1978
Will I Be on Television?
By Ladislav Hejdanek
[The following account by a Czech philosopher, one of the spokesmen for Charter 77, describes a form of harassment that is widespread in Czechoslovakia today. Whenever a sensitive public event like a political trial is to take place, the regime briefly arrests people it considers dangerous.
Feature, 1732 words
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