Czechoslovakian troops are welcomed home.

Czechoslovakian troops are welcomed home. Skoda workers who were forced to produce munitions for the Nazis line the streets of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, to welcome troops of the First Czechoslovakian Corps May 18, 1945. The fighting men returned to their homeland from Dunkirk, France. Pilsen, 50 miles from the Czech capital of Prague, was liberated by troops of the Second Infantry Division, Third U.S. Army, May 6, 1945, two days before the end of the war in Europa.