Was Laz near Pribram at any time situated in the Sudetenland?
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If you define Sudetenland as the parts of today's Czechia that were annexed by Germany in 1938, then no, Láz was not part of Sudetenland.
According to Czech Wikipedia, Láz was part of:
- 1939 země česká, Oberlandrat Tábor, politický i soudní okres Příbram[7]
- 1942 země česká, Oberlandrat Praha, politický i soudní okres Příbram[8]
Translation:
- 1939 Bohemia, Oberlandrat Tábor, political and judicial district Příbram
- 1942 Bohemia, Oberlandrat Praha, political and judicial district Příbram
In other words, Láz was part of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, so it wasn't part of Sudetenland.
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