Inscription (WoT)/Czechoslovakia

Below is a list with a description of the historical inscriptions available by default for Czechoslovak vehicles.

… „Lidice” _	… Pražačka Girl from Prague	… Šotek Imp	… Žižkov _	… Brumovice _
… Janošik Jánošík	… „Ležáky” Lezaky	… Radhošť _	… Za naše padlé Avenge the Fallen	… Chachar Troublemaker
… Čs.Rozhlas Czechoslovakian Radio	… Kapitán Otakar Jaroš Captain Otakar Jaros	… Žižka _	… Rusalka Mermaid	… ČSR Czechoslovakia
… Strašnice _	… Pravda vítězí! Truth Prevails

Historical background of some inscription

Inscription	History
Lidice	Impressed by reports of Soviet success in Stalingrad and after the Moscow radio reported that MS. military unit went to the front, declared on February 4, 1943, MS. soldiers in Olšanská station collection on the first tank called "Lidice". The name LIDICE also bears the tank item No. 311367, which is discarded by the intervention on Dukla at elevation 534 on September 15, 1944. Today in the Military Technical Museum in Lešany. Commander: rtn. Miroslav Hecht. Motto: Pomstěte lidické mučedníky!- "Avenge the Martyrs of Lidice!".
Pražačka	HETZER "PRAŽAČKA" He was captured right at the beginning of the uprising from the Žižkov train station together with 2 other Hetzer's. They lacked cannons covers, and the hole after them was temporarily covered with two steel plates, in which there was a hole for a machine gun. The top plate had a specially cut corner to show the area in front of the car. From May 6, he was deployed in Žižkov near the school in Pražačka, where the German crew of the Feldherrnhalle training battalion was based. Hetzer helped the insurgent activities here and his commander in this period was Václav Urban. May 8, 1945, fought together with the 1st MS. revolutionary tank unit nor. Neubauer at the U Bulhara junction near the main station.
Žižkov	The collection was also organized by Czechoslovak citizens living in Tehran, in June 1943 they chose Czechoslovakia. A military unit in the USSR 2550 English pounds to buy a tank, which was to bear the name "Jan Zizka of Trocnov".
Brumovice	A grave and a symbolic monument in the form of a tank commemorating the participation of members of the 1st MS. tank brigades during the liberation battles.
Jánošik	The inscription on the T-34/85 tank on the memorial in Kežmarok only refers to the original "Jánošík" tank destroyed at the end of 1943, which, however, had an inscription on the tower. Destroyed on December 31, 1943, at the White Church. Commander: rtn. Karel Vejvoda. Motto: Janošík byl postrachem maďarských pánů. - "Janošík was a fear of the Hungarian lords".
Ležáky	On January 30, 1943, military train No. 22904 left the station in Buzuluk. 974 members of the 1st Czechoslovak Independent Field Battalion left for the front with their commander, Colonel Ludvík Svoboda. Impressed by reports of Soviet success in Stalingrad and after the Moscow radio reported that MS. military unit went to the front, declared on February 4, 1943, MS. soldiers at Olshansk station collection on the first tank called "Lidice". By the second day, 50 thousand rubles were collected (roughly the cost of producing one tank). It immediately began to gather for the second tank called "Ležáky". In March 1944 handed over to the RA. Commander: čet. Ludvík Slivka. Motto: Odplaťte Němcům za rozbořené Ležáky! - "Redeem the Germans for the demolished Ležáky!".
Radhošť	After Wednesday, August 21, 1968, there was a camp of Soviet army soldiers "temporarily stationed in Czechoslovakia" between the statue of Radegast and the top of Radhošť.
Za naše padlé	One of the captured Hetzer bears the inscription "For our fallen".
Chachar	Stuart 1st Armored Brigade, the color was khaki olive green. This one bears the inscription "Chachar".
Šotek	M5 Stuart “Šotek” (“Goblin”).
Čs.Rozhlas	Hetzer was modified in the Škoda factory in Smíchov, with whom the insurgents set out on the night of May 6 to defend Czech Radio in Prague's Vinohrady. They painted the Czechoslovak flag and the inscriptions "ČS. ROZHLAS" on the tank destroyer. During the fighting at Czech Radio and later in Zlíchov, several patriots died in the "radio" armor. Their names are written on the fenders of the vehicle, which has been preserved in the VHÚ exhibition in Lešany to this day.
Kapitán Otakar Jaroš	Furthermore, in April 1944, one self-propelled gun SU-85 was named "Captain Otakar Jaroš". In March 1944 handed over to the RA. Heslo: Kapitán Jaroš vám budiž příkladem v boji! - "Captain Jaroš, set an examplefor you in battle!".
Žižka	The name bore two T-34/76 tanks, since the spring of 1944 it was the original LIDICE tank (item no. 3080475). Destroyed at Zyndranowa on October 1, 1944. In May 1945, the inscription ŽIŽKA to commemorate the original tank appears on a T-34/85. Commander: ppor. Josef Buršík Motto: Žižka nebyl nikým poražen. - "Žižka was not defeated by anyone.".
Rusalka	Cromwell with the inscription "Rusalka", 1st Czechoslovak Armored Brigade, battlefield Dunkirk.
Strašnice	The insurgent Hetzers defended the Strašnice transmitter, which sent urgent calls from Czech Radio to help Prague. One of them received the honorary name "VYSÍLAČKA STRAŠNICE" ("TRANSMITTER STRAŠNICE").
Pravda vítězí!	One of the captured Hetzer bore the inscription "Truth wins!".