National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror

I have seen the dancing house. If you are interested, the 200 meters away assassination of Heydrich Hero Memorial Hall (Operation Apes) is also worth a visit. The memorial hall (church) is to commemorate the 1942 assassination of the Nazi Czech Governor and SS II figure Heydrich sacrifice Czech paratroopers. After successfully assassinating Heydrich on May 27, the Germans surrounded the church where the paratroopers were hiding on June 18 because of traitors. Seven paratroopers held the church for 14 hours. Behind the wall, in the prayer room and in the confessional, they fought hard and died, and finally died. Today we can still see the bullet marks on the wall, so that every tourist can feel the cruelty of the battle, full of awe of the hero.

The Heydrich Heroes Memorial Museum is a great memorial to history. It is a good place for future generations to look up. It is a very good educational base. It is very suitable for locals to come and see.

This museum is a basement just below the church and below the entrance to the street level. The museum is free to visit or you can make any donations. There is a lot of good information for people to read before entering here. So much information and stories that have not been told in the United States are very moving.

In this way, I describe the assassination situation at that time, which helped everyone understand. First, through the resistance group, I obtained the specific time of Heydrich's debriefing in Berlin and mastered the specific route. Hedrich was a light car from home to the train station, but also a convertible, with only one driver. The assassination team had two, one with a light machine gun and one with a specially made armored blasting grenade. Finally, he was wounded by a grenade around the corner. Heidrich died of a postoperative infection because of the toxic single tablet.

A relatively small place, but to see it is still knowledgeable.