A relative of one of 12 ethnic German farmers lights a candle during a memorial service in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remain of the farmers were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

German Czech-born priest Dieter Lang (L) conducts a memorial service for 12 ethnic German farmers in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remains of these farmers were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

German Czech-born priest Dieter Lang conducts a memorial service for 12 ethnic German farmers in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remains of these farmers were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

Relatives of 12 ethnic German farmers throw flowers onto the coffin containing their remains during a burial ceremony in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remains were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

Workers bury a coffin containing the remains of 12 ethnic German farmers in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remains were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained just after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

Relatives of 12 ethnic German farmers throw flowers on the coffin containing their remains during a burial ceremony in Jihlava September 15, 2012. The remains were found in a burial pit uncovered in August 2010 in the central Czech village of Dobronin. It is believed that these farmers, who had been detained after the Second World War, were killed by Czechs in retaliation for Germany's role in the war. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags: CRIME LAW OBITUARY CONFLICT) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers protested against lower selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers were protesting against the low selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers were protesting against the low selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers were protesting against the low selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers protested against lower selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD) 

Milk farmers spray fresh milk on a field near the town of Jihlava October 29, 2009. Milk producers protested against lower selling prices of milk in the Czech Republic. REUTERS/David W Cerny (CZECH REPUBLIC CONFLICT BUSINESS FOOD IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

Residents of the city of Trebic 140 km south-east from Prague watch raising level of the Jihlava river, threatening to flood the old UNESCO protected Jewish district, March 29, 2006. The rains melting a snow in mountains raised rivers in the Czech Republic threatening the country with wide floods. REUTERS/Petr Josek 

A veterinarian monitors slaughtered cows being buried at the Dusejov farm in Jihlava, Czech Republic, June 15, 2001. The co-operative farm of Dusejov is to kill 139 animals after a BSE-infected tested cow was found here last week (mad cow disease). 

A veterinarian monitors slaughtered cows being buried at the Dusejov farm in Jihlava, Czech Republic, June 15, 2001. The co-operative farm of Dusejov is to kill 139 animals after a BSE-infected tested cow was found here last week.

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Dusejov's resident a and his child observe cows burried at the Dusejov's farm on June 15,2001. Cooperative farm of Dusejov is to kill 139 animals, while the BSE positively tested cow was found here last week.

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A vet assisted by a Czech Army soldier monitors slaughtered cows being burried at the Dusejov farm in Jihlava, Czech Republic, June 15, 2001. The co-operative farm of Dusejov is to kill 139 animals after a BSE-infected tested cow was found here last week.

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Czech army soldiers look at a slaughtered cow before it is buried at the Dusejov farm in Jihlava, Czech Republic, June 15, 2001. The Cooperative farm of Dusejov is to kill 139 animals after a BSE-infected cow was found here last week.

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A file photo from June 15, 2001 shows a veterinarian inspecting
slaughtered cows burried at the Dusejov's farm, where the first case of
the BSE in Czech Republic was found more then year ago. Czech State
Veterinarian chief officer Josef Duben said on Friday, that the
country's third case of mad cow disease has been found near Brno (200km
east from Prague). REUTERS/Petr Josek

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A cow peers out from the cowshed in Dusejov near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. The farmers from Dusejov's farm received final confirmation that a cow from their herd was BSE positive ( mad cow disease) and the 139 animals from their herd are to be destroyed. 

A farm worker scratches his head while walking through a cowshed in Dusejov near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. Dusejov's farm received a final confirmation that a cow from the herd was BSE positive and are now faces the slaughter of 139 animals from the herd. German laboratory results from the third test on a Czech cow suspected of having mad cow disease proved positive, confirming fears that BSE ( mad cow disease) had spread to eastern Europe 

Czech army soldiers use mechanical diggers to dig a huge trench near the cowshed on Dusejov farm near the Czech town of Jihlava on June 14, 2001. Dusejov farm received a final confirmation that a cow from the herd was BSE positive and are now faces the slaughter of 139 animals of the herd. German laboratory results from the third test on a Czech cow suspected of having mad cow disease proved positive, confirming fears that BSE had spread to eastern Europe.

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A butcher in the Prague suburb stands in front of his shop June 14, 2001,in front of a poster which reads "We do not sell beef till the end of the BSE hysteia". The first cow confirmed to be infected by BSE was found last week at a farm in Dusejov near Jihlava.

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A cow peers out from the cowshed in Dusejov near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. The farmers from Dusejov's farm received final confirmation that a cow from their herd was BSE positive and the 139 animals from their herd are to be destroyed.

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Cows peer out from the cowshed through the slaughter cage prepared at Dusejov farm near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. Dusejov's farm received a final confirmation that a cow from the herd was BSE positive and are now faces the slaughter of 139 animals from the herd. German laboratory results from the third test on a Czech cow suspected of having mad cow disease proved positive, confirming fears that BSE had spread to eastern Europe.

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Workers prepares a slaughter cage in front of the cowshed in Dusejov near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. Dusejov's farm received a final confirmation that a cow from the herd was BSE positive and are now faces the slaughter of 139 animals of the herd. German laboratory results from the third test on a Czech cow suspected of having mad cow disease proved positive, confirming fears that BSE had spread to eastern Europe.

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A farm worker scratches his head while walking through a cowshed in Dusejov near Jihlava on June 14, 2001. Dusejov's farm received a final confirmation that a cow from the herd was BSE positive and are now faces the slaughter of 139 animals from the herd. German laboratory results from the third test on a Czech cow suspected of having mad cow disease proved positive, confirming fears that BSE had spread to eastern Europe.

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