Jan Kubiš - Nezastaví mne ani to nejhorší... – Stehlík Eduard (2017)

At the beginning of October 1941, training began in Great Britain for a pair of Czechoslovak paratroopers whose task was to avenge the hundreds of Czech patriots who ended up on the execution grounds after SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich took power in Prague. Thus began a story of patriotism, determination, and immeasurable heroism that is unparalleled in our modern history. On Wednesday, May 27, 1942, a successful assassination was carried out in occupied Prague against the acting Reich Protector Reinhard Heydrich. The one who permanently removed this villain from the world was Lieutenant of the Czechoslovak Army Jan Kubiš. The book by military historian Col. PhDr. Eduard Stehlík, Ph.D., MBA, titled "Jan Kubiš – Not Even the Worst Will Stop Me..." narrates the life story of this extraordinary young man based on unknown archival documents and testimonies of witnesses. The full-color publication spans 300 pages and, alongside the author's engaging text, offers hundreds of historical photographs and documents, many of which are published for the first time.