July 1941Recognition of the Czech Government in exileEduard Benes
The Czech Government in exile is recognized by Great Britain
Historical records for Czech Republic in 1941, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Czech Government in exile is recognized by Great Britain
Heydrich becomes, for all intents and purposes, military dictator of Bohemia and Moravia, changes to the Governments structure leaves President Emil Hacha and his cabinet virtually powerless
Parachuted into Czech to help assassinate Heydrich
Parachuted into Czech to help assassinate Heydrich
Parachuted into Czechoslovakia to help assassinate Heydrich. Executed for part played in assassinating Heydrich
Parachuted into Czechoslovakia to help assassinate Heydrich. Executed for part played in assassinating Heydrich
Executed for part played in assassinating Heydrich
Executed for part played in assassinating Heydrich
Benes and Frantisek Moravec plan Operation Anthropoid, with the intention of assassinating Reinhard Heydrich
Appointed Vice Premier of the Provisional Government in London
In London, the Czechoslovak Government in exile (Prozatimni st tni zrizeni) plots to assassinate Heydrich, two specially trained men, Jan Kubis and Jozef Gabcik, are chosen for the operation
In London, the Czechoslovak Government in exile (Prozatimni st tni zrizeni) plots to assassinate Heydrich, two specially trained men, Jan Kubis and Jozef Gabcik, are chosen for the operation
Appointed Vice Premier of the Provisional Government in London
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