The Czech Foreign Minister, Lubomír Zaorálek recently invited Russian ambassador Sergey Borishovich Kiselev to Czernin Palace. The conversation was mainly about two issues: Russian propaganda on state-owned television concerning the events of August 1968 in Czechoslovakia (a current Russian misleading adaptation of events-Ed) , and Russia’s list of ‘undesirable people’ in the European Union (Russia issuing a list of names that will be barred entry into Russia as revenge for the EU’s doing the same-Ed.). On the list there were four names of people from the Czech Republic: Karel Schwarzenberg, Marek Ženísek, Jaromír Štětina and Štefan Füle. Kiselev explained, that the list is made up of “those who actively support a coup in Ukraine,” which he regarded as “unjustified actions