Smrt na kůru - CDmp3 (Čte Jan Teplý a Jan Vlasák)

They jumped into the hell of the Protectorate. Those who fail will spill blood... Due to a pilot's mistake, the Out Distance parachute drop on March 28, 1942, ended up behind Telč, which thwarted the plans of the 'balloon agents.' While Corporal Ivan Kolařík soon paid the price for his inexperience, Lieutenant Adolf Opálka, as the mission commander, moved through the Protectorate despite the grumbling of Sergeant Karel Čurda. The tension between them creates a counterpoint to the circumstances that had so far remained in the shadow of the main line of preparations for the assassination of the grim reaper Heydrich. Orders lead through Lázně Bělohrad, Pardubice, and Žižkov to the Libeň bend, where on May 27, our resistance culminated. Determination must not fail! Not even in the face of doubts about whether it was a prudent act, as the Nazis' rampage immediately bloodily affected the selfless supporters of the paratroopers, the innocent people of Lidice, and thousands of other patriots. Death represents, for Opálka, the culmination of a moral decision that a soldier must reckon with, and in the battle for the church on Resslova Street on the morning of June 18, he has nowhere to retreat with his comrades. This does not apply to Čurda... Duration of the recording: 12 hours 24 minutes.