Why was Heydrich so stupid? How Heydrich could have been in a car without bulletproof equipment and without his own personal bodyguard could be said to be desperate.
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In fact, Heydrich did not bring his own guards out on patrol because he did not put the anti-resistance guerrillas in his eyes at all, and he was unfortunately assassinated at that time, not because he himself did not get in a bulletproof car or bring his own guards, but because the driver in question mishandled when he was in distress - because he was a young driver, and he did not have much experience, and the driver did not break through the interception of the few guerrillas who came to assassinate at this time, or he should have retreated quickly, but he did not. Instead, they stopped, and the assassins had the opportunity to immediately throw a grenade, and this grenade was also a chemical biological grenade with botulinum.
So Heydrich was stupid from time to time, and then again, if he hadn't died after that assassination, the Jews of that time probably wouldn't have died so few. Without going into his political leanings at the time, Heydrich himself was definitely a model of manhood. Because from athletes to soldiers, Heydrich has the best qualities of persistence. The reason why Heydrich was so stupid to go down the Path of Nazis was for the sake of power, he was a very egotistical man, and he thought that all people were inferior to him. This arrogant thinking made him fanatical about the military, keen on the murder of the Jews, believing that it was a very lowly people who were bound to exterminate them. In Heydrich's eyes these are all true, so it is very important that one's values are correct.
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Heydrich's assassination
In December 1941, on a bitterly windy night, a plane of unknown nationality took off from London and headed in the geographical direction of the Czech Republic, throwing two things out of the cabin as it flew to a clearing next to the forest not far from Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Those two things were two skydivers, one of whom was called Kubis and the other called Gabsikh. The two of them were the ones who carried out the "Great Apes Project," the perpetrators of Heydrich's assassination.
The location of Heydrich's assassination was chosen in the Lila Bend because it was a "u" curve and was a daily necessity for Heydrich, no matter what the car was, it was necessary to slow down there, and the plan was executed at the moment when Heydrich's car was slowed down.
At that time, the executor threw a special bomb, which just rolled under Heydrich's car and exploded. After Heydrich, who was covered in blood at the time, was shocked out of the car by the explosion, he wanted to rush to the two Assassins, but he could not stand up, because his waist was unfortunately broken, so he could only watch the Assassins escape calmly.
Heydrich was immediately taken to a local hospital in Prague, where he was operated on by the best surgeon in the area, Raelbaum. Heydrich suffered multiple injuries to his lungs and lower abdomen, but the operation was a success, and it seems that Heydrich was not life-threatening and was able to eat later. However, it was not until this day on June 3 that Heydrich's condition soon deteriorated again, and on the morning of June 4, he went to see Yama. At this point, Heydrich's assassination ended with his death.
Heydrich's tomb
Heydrich was a high-ranking figure in the Third Reich at the time, and in addition to being hitler's second-in-command in the SS system, he was also the head of the Rsha department, so his assassination was supposed to be treated like a state funeral. Heydrich's blatant assassination was indeed a great challenge for The Third Reich Germany, which Hemler and Hitler could not tolerate, so they gave Heydrich a high-standard state funeral.
The question about the Heydrich cemetery is this: Heydrich was originally buried in the cemetery of the disabled soldier on the north side of the Spree River in Berlin. It was originally used to bury the great military generals of Prussia's time, and the founder of the Wehrmacht in the Era of the Third Reich, Sikot, was buried here. But he was the only one who, although he had been a navy, appeared in the era of the Third Reich as a senior leader of the SS, and he killed many Jews, which was full of evil and hated.
Therefore, when he was later cleaned up by the Allies of the Nazi traces in Berlin, Heydrich's special identity was only excavated from the Disabled Soldiers' Cemetery and taken to a place unknown, and he may have been thrown into the wilderness by the Allies, and finally did not have a home. But for a person like Heydrich, it was normal for his grave to be dug up, because the allies at that time hated him to the bone, and everyone was eager to slash and stab him, how could he tolerate him staying in the tomb with peace of mind.