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And such incidents happen in our lives, proving that on any level of government are ordinary people prone to mistakes.
It was a mistake in the work of some official in the Czech Republic that led to the fact that a small plot of land of 30 square meters did not fall to no post-war local owner and remained to belong Gestapo of the Third Reich of Germany.
Before the Second World War, this piece of land near the city of Hodonin belonged to one Jewish family who died during the world the sad Holocaust. In 1943, the Nazi German government included this site in cadastral lists, and became its owner local Gestapo.
Why was this land forgotten in the post-war period, no one knows. But this is not the strangest thing: in 1982 in the Czech Republic (then in Czechoslovakia) another cadastral correspondence took place, and 30-meter land one of the officials simply rewritten the plot as belonging German political police department, without even paying attention the absurdity of this record.
The mistake was discovered recently, and the land administration Hodonina undertook to eliminate the mistake as soon as possible by attaching this small piece of Czech territory to state land to the land. It must be assumed that this has already happened (after all, for such operations, in principle, do not need much time), but if not, Apparently, our descendants will be surprised at this …
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