Apokalypsa Evropy – Šafář Zdeněk (2016)

A normal winter day in Prague, and suddenly everything is different. An unknown radiation has killed everyone who was not somehow protected, and less than five percent of the population survived. And not just in Prague, but as it later turned out, across half the globe. Europe was suddenly dead. No government, no police, no help from the outside. Drug addicts, homeless gangs, and chaos threaten. However, groups of survivors begin to organize randomly. How to secure light, water, and later food? How to prevent an invasion from Asia, which has survived? How to protect Czech monuments, treasures, and on what to build the identity of the nation? Will it even be possible? How will the world react? These are serious questions that the author rightly poses in the mentioned book. Prof. PhDr. Zdenek Šafář, CSc., born in 1938, graduated from the Faculty of Arts at Charles University in 1961, majoring in philosophy - history. He worked there pedagogically until 1990 as an assistant, associate assistant, docent, and professor. He dedicated himself to teaching and scientific work primarily in the field of sociology as a pioneer in processing mass data from sociological surveys. He published a number of professional articles in this area both at home and abroad. After a short and unsuccessful attempt at entrepreneurship, he retired in 1996...