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27. 6. 1866

27.6. 1866 Battle of Náchod

The Battle of Náchod in June 1866 ended in Austrian defeat. Over six thousand soldiers died, were wounded or fell into captivity. Terrified families fled into the nearby forests.

Invitation to the artillery fortress Bouda

In the article you will find a new video and also a link to LH.

26. 6. 1741

26.6 1741 Maria Theresa crowned Queen of Hungary

Before the coronation of Maria Theresa as Queen of Hungary, the crown had to be modified because it was made for a man's head. The ceremony took place in June 1741 in Pressburg.

25. 6. 1608

25.6. 1608 The Peace of Libeň is concluded

In June 1608, the Roman Emperor Rudolf II and Archduke Matthias of Habsburg made peace at Libeň Castle. At least for a time, the crisis within the Habsburg family was settled and there was no war.

Concrete line over Bartošovice

When it's time to stay home for the holidays this year, you might appreciate a tip for a little out of the ordinary trip. Added a short video of Infantry cabin K-S 50 Na Jedlina

She inherited a detector and found two Anglo-Saxon objects worth half a million

Fifty-four-year-old Mel Hollwoger had the great fortune of startingwoman when she inherited a metal detector and within the first three months found two very rare Anglo-Saxon artefacts near her home in Aldborough, Norfolk.

The most beautiful metal detector find of May 2020

So here are the best finds of May. There are 15 finalists, and the ones that made it to the finals had the biggest consensus in the entire competition.

24. 6. 1276

24.6. 1276 Proclamation of a curse on Přemysl Otakar II.

Přemysl Otakar II refused to recognise the election of Rudolf I of Habsburg as King of Rome. He declared an imperial curse on the Czech king. Anyone in the neighbouring countries could now capture Otakar and condemn him

23. 6. 1866

23.6. 1866 Prussian army invaded Bohemia

Over 170,000 men died during the Prusso-Austrian War, also known as the Seven Weeks War. It also affected Bohemia, which was invaded by Prussian troops on 23 June 1866. The conflict was only ended by an armistice signed in Mikulov.

22. 6. 1944

22.6. 1944 Operation Bagration began

In June 1944, the Red Army launched one of the largest offensives of the Second World War, Operation Bagration. The initial onslaught was directed at Army Group Centre, and Hitler, who issued orders to hold positions, considered it a feint attack.