„Dokud zde ti Ivani budou, mariáš nehraju“. První dny okupace ČSSR v srpnu 1968 ve vzpomínkách příslušníků plzeňského pracoviště vojenské rozvědky
"As long as those Ivans are here, I don't play mariage" The first days of the occupation of the Czechoslovakia in August 1968 in the memories of members of the Pilsen workplace of military intelligence

Summary/Abstract: The timely identification of signs indicating the impending invasion of Czechoslovakia by NATO armies, particularly those of the Warsaw Pact states, was a constant priority for Czechoslovak military intelligence - specifically, the Intelligence Department of the General Staff of the Czechoslovak People's Army (ZS GŠ ČSLA). This department, stationed at the time in the building of the Garrison Administration in Plzeň on 1. máje Street No. 19 (now Klatovské třídy), had the primary responsibility of operational and intelligence reconnaissance, acquisition, and management of secret collaborators focused on West Germany within the 248th Operational Regiment (the covert or secret section of ZS GŠ).

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