A Self-Guided Evening Walk Through Prague’s Dark Legends Visitors who come to Prague to explore the dramatic history of Operation Anthropoid often discover that the
Silver A in Pardubice (1941–1942): The Radio Line That Kept the Resistance Alive Pardubice is often mentioned as a region connected to the assassination of
Ležáky (1942): The Tiny Settlement That Refused to Break Ležáky is often described as a village.That word is too big. Ležáky was a tiny settlement
Jindřiška Nováková 14 years old victim… Jindřiška Nováková was a child of the resistance.She was fourteen years old.She was a good daughter who listened to
O programe Vzdelávací program Operácia Anthropoid je určený pre stredoškolské skupiny (od 15 rokov) a zameriava sa na moderné dejiny Československa, predovšetkým na obdobie domáceho
The Movement That Built Resistance — and What Replaced It When the Sokol movement was founded in 1862 by Miroslav Tyrš and Jindřich Fügner, it
29 December 1941: When Anthropoid, Silver A and Silver B Entered the Protectorate The story of Operation Anthropoid does not begin in Prague.It begins in
A Name, a Nation, and a Refusal to Be Divided Every year, like clockwork, it begins again. Around 27 May, the anniversary of the assassination
Lidice Village, House No. 116, and “Lidice Shall Live”: A Must-Visit Place of Memory Lidice is not just a memorial.It is a consequence. The destruction
Discover where the story of Jozef Gabčík truly began. Explore his early life, values, and legacy in Poluvsie—long before Operation Anthropoid and Prague.
