The Quiet Heroes Brno: Stories from the 1950s

Explore the permanent exhibition The Quiet Heroes, an interactive journey into 20th-century history. Visitors will not only listen to the stories of witnesses who experienced totalitarian regimes but also actively participate in the research of memories using a tablet. The exhibition features non-traditional projections, visual and sound effects, interactive screens, and augmented reality to enhance the experience.

Choose Your Era:
During each visit, you will experience the story of one witness. You can visit the exhibition multiple times and enjoy a different experience each time.

• Stories from the 1950s: Milena and Leopold
• Stories from the Second World War: Jaryna and Tomáš

The stories of these four heroes were selected from over ten thousand interviews from the Memory of the Nation collection. They all share a common theme: selflessly helping others through courageous actions, often at great personal risk.

Milena's story takes visitors to the Jáchymov mines, where she smuggled letters and fell in love with a prisoner. Together with Leopold Färber, they explore the partisans and the communist prison of the 1950s.

Practical Information:

• The box office opens 30 minutes before the start of the tour.
• Individual tours start at fixed times.
• The tour lasts 90 minutes.
• Suitable for ages 12 and up.
• Content includes footage depicting violent behavior and weapons.
• Not suitable for epileptics and individuals with respiratory problems.
• When purchasing a ticket for a couple, both visitors share a tablet with interactive elements during the same tour.

For more information, visit www.tichahrdinstvi.cz.