Recently, according to a number of German media reports, the nameless grave of former senior Nazi official, former SS superior group leader and police general and minister of state security Reinhard Heydrich in Berlin was artificially excavated. Initial findings by the German police suggest that the tomb was simply opened and that nothing in it was removed.
The Nazi Heydrich, the founder of the SS Security Bureau, was responsible for thwarting anti-Nazi party activities through arrests, deportations and murders. Coming from a musical family, he is highly educated, good at fencing, skiing, flying and many other sports, and has extremely high requirements for himself and extremely self-discipline. But it was such a good and perfect man, the second most important figure in the SS, who, with his ruthless, ruthless, murderous actions, won notorious titles such as "Nazi Executioner", "Blonde Beast", "Prague Butcher" and so on. Even Hitler called it "the man of stone." He was one of the leading leaders in the early stages of the war to develop and implement the Holocaust, which resulted in the Final Settlement, which killed 5.1 million Jews in concentration camps.
In July 1941 Goering's letter entrusted Heydrich with the implementation of the final solution
Heydrich participated in the organization of the infamous Operation Kristallnacht, which carried out a massive persecution of Jews in Germany from November 9 to 10, 1938. Many Jewish-run shops were looted that night, and broken glass in shop windows shone crystalline in the moonlight, which is where the event's name comes from. Nearly 20,000 Jews were sent to concentration camps in the days that followed, the beginning of the Holocaust. The Nazi Einsatzgruppen he single-handedly followed the German invasion in World War II and massacred Jews on a large scale, and between 1941 and 1945, the Einsatzgruppen he single-handedly founded killed more than 2 million people, 1.3 million of whom were Jews.
In addition to the brutalization of Jews, he also used his strength to promote the bloody liquidation movement within the Soviet Union. In 1936, when Heydrich learned that some senior Soviet officers were intent on overthrowing Stalin's rule, he sensed that he could take the opportunity to strike at the Red Army from within, so at Hitler's behest, he forged "conclusive evidence" of Tukhachevsky and other Soviet generals intent on a coup d'état and passed it on to the Soviet People's Ministry of Internal Affairs through spy Skoblin. As a result, Stalin initiated a great purge of the Red Army, executing and deposing nearly 35,000 Soviet officers.
The good fortune of the Nazi executioner ended in the Czech Republic in 1942. When Chamberlain and Hitler reached the Treaty of Munich and broke it in less than a year, occupying all of Czech territory, the Czech Republic, as the center of the military industry, has been in turmoil, so Heydrich took the initiative to go to the Czech Republic to control the situation. As soon as Heydrich arrived in Prague, he declared full martial law and used spies and secret police to send more than 5,000 people to concentration camps. Not only did he use iron fists, Heydrich pursued a policy of gentleness, branding himself as a pro-people chief, declaring that he would raise the wages of Czech workers, improve the working environment, and increase food rations.
In this case, in order to continue the underground struggle in the Czech Republic, the Allies decided to eliminate this scourge. British intelligence and czech underground organizations devised elaborate plans and named it the "Great Apes Project". In May 1942, on his way to Berlin to report to Hilert, two killers ambushed him on the side of the road, and one of them rushed to the middle of the road with a submachine gun and opened fire on Heydrich, but the Stern submachine gun in his hand malfunctioned, and another of his companions quickly found a special grenade and threw it into the car. Heydrich was obviously blown up and lying down in the car seat, but just as the killer was about to come forward to confirm the results, Heydrich suddenly stood up again, drew his pistol and shot at them, and ordered the driver to continue to pursue until he was in shock with excessive bleeding before being taken to the hospital for rescue. Heydrich eventually died of scurvy in hospital.
Heydrich was in a Mercedes Benz sedan at the time
Nearly a century after the nazi demise, neo-Nazis began to appear in Europe. Neo-Nazis allegedly gathered in front of the grave of the Nazi stormtrooper Wesser, and then a group of left-wing extremists excavated Wessel's grave, took Wessel's head and threw it into the local river. The fact that Heydrich's grave was excavated again this time is likely to be the same reason.