Ausstellung: Der HEISSE Sommer 1938. Der Hintermann und sein Spionagenetzwerk

The exhibition explores the extensive espionage network established by Czechoslovakia against Nazi Germany in 1938, focusing on intelligence gathering about German military installations and troop deployments. It highlights the role of Dr. Jeřábek, known as the "Hintermann," and his Brönner Znaim station, detailing methods used to infiltrate and monitor German forces. The narrative also examines the network's dismantling by the Gestapo, emphasizing the courageous individuals from Austria and Czechoslovakia who risked their lives to gather intelligence under the Nazi regime.