On Thursday, the 21st of August, another anniversary of the 1968 Soviet invasion to Czechoslovakia passed. As usual, I was not in Prague, so I couldn't go and put a rose on one of the many tombstones remembering the civilian victims of the shameful, unprecedented and, most significantly, the unpunished aggression. As usual, I was in Dubrovnik. This year, however, it was for the first time that a remarkable coincidence led me to a tomb where I could finally put a rose and feel the tragic legacy of all innocent victims connect in a resonating arc between the Adriatic coast and Prague.
