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Press Freedom in Post-War Czechoslovakia Under Communist Control
Following World War II, press freedom in Czechoslovakia was merely theoretical, as private publishing was prohibited, journalists were required to join specific organizations, and the communist-controlled information ministry censored subjects such as criticism of the Soviet Union.
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