Ghost Tours and Dark History of Hlavní město Praha
On July 30, 1620, the Battle of White Mountain marked a pivotal moment in Bohemian history, leading to the Thirty Years’ War. This confrontation between the Catholic Habsburgs and Protestant forces resulted in a decisive Catholic victory, which drastically altered the political landscape of the region. The aftermath saw the suppression of Protestantism in Bohemia and the establishment of Habsburg dominance, with significant repercussions for the Czech people. The conflict left deep scars on the land, with many towns and villages suffering devastation, and the repercussions of the battle resonate in Prague’s historical narrative.