An authentic site of a significant World War II battle in Prague,
in a concealed shelter, which was provided by Czech Orthodox church for Czechoslovakian paratroopers from 27.5.1942 - 18.6.1942 after the attack on Reinhard Heydrich. Military operation against Heydrich "Anthropoid" was waged by Czechoslovakian exile government in London and belongs to "the most important acts of resistance in Europ
ean sense" (V. The mission of the Memorial is primarily to provide truthful interpretation of the Heydrich terror epoch and emphasis of the testimony to reverence and admiration to the soldiers and participants of the non-Communist resistance, emphasis of the testimony to their voluntarily and even involuntarily sacrifice for freedom of the Czechoslovak Republic in the time of N**i occupation (1938 - 45). The Memorial consists of:
The Czech Orthodox cathedral of saints Cyril a Methodeus
The Crypt under the cathedral - sacred place
Permanent exhibition in the hall
Lecture hall and videoroom
The memorial owner is The Prague's City Hall, the activity is performed by the church spiritual service, exhibition is installed by The Military History Institute in Prague. https://www.facebook.com/narodnipamatnikhrdinuheydrichiadyvpraze
