Fleeting From Prague -- Dog And Gasmasks Go Too. Scene outside the Wilson Station in Prague. These housewife refugees, forced to leave their homes, are waiting for the next train. The dog is regarded as just as important as those gas masks in the cylindrical tins they carry. With the ever deepening cloud over European peace since Herr Hitler's latest demands at Godesberg on Czechoslovakia, there has been a constant stream of refugees from the Czech Capital, Prague, and outlying districts that might reasonably during a war come under a severe pressure. September 26, 1938. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).