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Prague Nazism and Communism tour
City of Prague was in recent history occupied twice. By Nazis, and then by Communists. People of Prague had to accomodate to this rule but some of them resisted. Many were imprisoned, persecuted, tortured and killed. Listen to their stories.
Duration 2 hours
Private tour pricing from 20 EUR per person
Group tour available in English
Highlights
Places related to the Nazi and Communist occupations of Prague
Places in Prague where Czech patriots were fighting for their freedom
Historic lessons and stories about bravery and cowardice
Description
This tour will take you to places in Prague related to the dark times under Nazism and Communism.
Prague became a capital of the independent Czech and Slovak republic in 1918 and was known as free and liberal city in the middle of Europe. However, this lasted just 20 years, and in 1939 Prague ended as an occupied city. First by German Nazis during the Second World War, and then by local and Soviet Communists from 1948 until 1989.
There are still buildings and places in Prague that were witnesses of our suffering and of our resistance. Most iconic place of them all, which was hit by Nazi and Soviet bullets alike, was a building of the Czech Radio.
See places related to the Prague Uprising
See the place where Jan Palach burned himself
See the place where Gestapo tortured members of the Czech resistance
See the place where the Velvet Revolution started
See the place where Czechoslovakia soldiers - assassins of Heydrich - fought their last battle with the Waffen SS
Prague became a capital of the independent Czech and Slovak republic in 1918 and was known as free and liberal city in the middle of Europe. However, this lasted just 20 years, and in 1939 Prague ended as an occupied city. First by German Nazis during the Second World War, and then by local and Soviet Communists from 1948 until 1989.
There are still buildings and places in Prague that were witnesses of our suffering and of our resistance. Most iconic place of them all, which was hit by Nazi and Soviet bullets alike, was a building of the Czech Radio.
See places related to the Prague Uprising
See the place where Jan Palach burned himself
See the place where Gestapo tortured members of the Czech resistance
See the place where the Velvet Revolution started
See the place where Czechoslovakia soldiers - assassins of Heydrich - fought their last battle with the Waffen SS
What’s included & not included
Local and experienced personal guide
Meeting point
Vinohradská 12, Vinohrady, Česko
Prague
Vinohradská 12, Vinohrady, ČeskoFilip Vavra