Well this specific part of that department of the ČR government won't be destroyed, but it would still end up being non-functional. Employees won't be able to communicate via phone or email, clock in or out (still an important thing here even in modern office jobs) or beep into the building. More importantly however, without the ability receive pay or transact the population at large won't be able to buy/sell beer and it's that which would result in a violent uprising here :D

Quite a sight to see a luddite on hacker news.

Mass digitization would seem to have a considerable survivability advantage over paper storage. Fire, Russian artillery, flood etc could readily destroy this information. It's fairly common to have this happen throughout history - we lost the Universal Music Library in a fire a little more than a decade ago.

>Because once there is a good virus or an electromagnetic impulse all the computers are gone but the Czech society will apparently keep functioning without problems.

If there's an EMP then that basically means a nuke went off. I doubt this building will be any safer in that case. On the other hand a backed up geo-redundant digital system would survive anything short of a society ending set of nukes.