Nobody seems to care much or do anything about it.
Thirty years ago, Czechs cared a lot. But today, the painfully important anniversary of this tragic event does not seem to receive as much attention as Srp believes it deserves. He began to hunt through archives and friends' apartments and even crawled down to the basement of the building that houses the Jazz Section in search of materials documenting the Prague Spring events. He and his colleagues then sealed the documents in plastic foil to protect them from rain and mounted them in the public garden next to the Malostranska metro station for public display. And, for the first time, visitors will have the chance to see, publicly displayed, a full list of names and addresses of those were killed or wounded by the invading armies.