Anniversary of the birth of Fr. Suchý has become a traditional celebration in Strašnice. Every year around 21 June it commemorates two stories of the struggle against totalitarianism, first the Nazi and later the communist one. From 1932 František Suchý Sr. was the director of the Strašnice Crematorium. And when during the Protectorate they started to burn the victims of political murders from Pankrác and Kobylis in the crematorium, František Suchý, together with his then 16-year-old son, wrote down the names of the victims and kept their ashes. They thus saved the remains of 2,200 victims of Nazism, which would otherwise have ended up in the compost heap. But one totalitarian regime was replaced by another and the entire Suchy family was imprisoned in the 1950s. On Sunday 19 June 2022, symbolically on Father's Day, we celebrated the birth of František Suchý Sr. (*21 June 1899) in the park that bears his name thanks to the Memory of the Nation and the Prague 10 City Hall.
Friday 18. 6. Day of the Heroes of the 2nd Resistance: in 1942, seven brave Czechoslovak soldiers defied the odds in the crypt of the Church of St. Cyril and Methodius.
Sunday 27. 6. Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Communist Regime: 1950 Milada Horáková, Jan Buchal, Oldřich Pecl and Záviš Kalandra were executed by the communists.
On 21 June 1621, 27 Czech lords were executed in Old Town Square in Prague.
On 21 June 1939, the anti-Jewish regulations in force in Germany were introduced on the territory of the Czech Protectorate and on the same day, 21 June 1939, Alois Lorenz, the last head of the Stb, was born.
On 21 June 1949, the first judicial murder of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia was committed, the execution of Heliodor Pika in the prison at Bory.
With the support of Municipal district of Prague 10. In cooperation with Prague Municipal Library Prague House of Reading, Memory of a Nation a Starwork.
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