The Bachelor thesis “The Resettlement of Germans of the Broumov
Region” drala with the topic of the Czechoslovak Government’s
procedure in approaching the post-war problem of the German
population living within the borders of the transformed
Republic. The first chapter gives some brief information about
the Broumov District, especially its regional subdivision and
organization after the World War II. The second chapter is
devoted to the process in which the very idea of expelling and
resettling the Germans out of the Czech lands developed. In the
following chapter, then, one can learn about the liberation of
the town and the situation afterwards, the “wild” resettlements
in 1945, the formation of guidelines for organized
transportation and their implementation in 1946, the eviction
of the Benedictines from the Broumov Monastery (which
constituted a separate particular episode), and the year 1947,
when the process was finally gradually terminated. The general
course of the expulsion and resettlement proceedings is
concluded in the last chapter.