Five-pointed totalitarianism

In May 1921, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia was founded. The centenary invites us to ask questions relating to the past, present and future. To what extent were the Czech communists dependent on Moscow? What kind of people were attracted to the Communist Party? And why, despite the law on the illegality of the communist regime, was it not banned? Jaromír Štětina, Pavel Žáček, Jan Rychlík, Daniel Kroupa, Michal Stehlík and other publicists and historians respond.