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2. 5. 1915

2 May 1915 Battle of Gorlice

The combined German-Austrian forces succeeded in paralysing the advancing Russian army in the east in the spring of 1915, one of the most important moments of the First World War. The key battle took place at Gorlice.

1. 5. 1308

1.5.1308 Murder of King Albrecht I of Habsburg

To the Roman-German King Albrecht I. Habsburg was fatal in denying his nephew a share of the inheritance. On 1 May 1308, John stabbed his uncle to death on the banks of the river Reuss together with other conspirators.

30. 4. 1945

30.4. 1945 Hitler committed suicide

Berlin was surrounded by the Red Army, there was no escape. So Adolf Hitler decided to commit suicide in his bunker. He shot himself 75 years ago, his newlywed wife Eva Braun poisoned herself.

Twelve shipwrecks in the Mediterranean

For five years, the British team behind the Enigma Shipwrecks Project kept secret the discovery of twelve shipwrecks in the Mediterranean. They're over 2,000 years old. They include a colossus from the Ottoman Empire that had precious oriental goods on board, including Chinese porcelain.

29. 4. 1945

29.4. 1945 Liberation of Dachau concentration camp

Over 200 000 people passed through the camp in Dachau, among them, for example, the writer Josef Čapek. The American army liberated the concentration camp on 29 April 1945. Inside, the soldiers found thirty thousand impoverished prisoners.

The most beautiful metal detector find of March 2020

March was really incredibly rich in finds. And also the preferences of all who choose the best finds were fully manifested here. Thanks to this, a record 25 entries made it to the finals in March.

28. 4. 1867

28.4 1867 Czech Crown Jewels returned from Vienna

The Czech Crown Jewels have moved several times. King Sigismund and Frederick the Great wanted to keep them. They also travelled to Vienna several times, for example during the Austro-Prussian War. They returned to Prague on 28 April 1867.

At the camp

A few finds from the end of the war and a video

27. 4. 1939

27.4. 1939 New Protectorate Government with Elias

As the only chairman in occupied Europe, General Alois Elias ended up in front of a firing squad. "His" protectorate government was appointed on April 27, 1939. People saw him as a symbol of patriotism.

Artefacts from the time of Vikingů

Thousands of artefacts have been found by archaeologists in southern Norway in places that used to be covered by ice. A road lined with stone cairns led through the area and was heavily used by local residents and traders from afar. It was not until the 14th century that the decline was caused by a plague epidemic.