We visited two museums in Suchdol nad Odrou. We went by train there.
The first museum was in an old house. It was about history of Moravian Brethern (Brothers) in Suchdol, how they didn´t want to change their faith and to fight, so they left the country and went into all the world, from Greenland to Nepal...
The second museum was about aircraft archeology - it means that people dig our crashed planed. It was in the cellar. It was cool but also scary - they displayed things they found in planes, including personal items like family photos, letters pilots had on them - they were so young, not much older then some of our friends from 9. grade. We wondered if they wanted to participate in this war.
The coolest and scariest thing was the reconstructed plane - it is not safe like modern cars for exemple, it´s thin like tuna can.
When they grow up a bit, they will be moved to the Moravian Brethern Park nearby. They will commemorate there the stay of Andreas Grassmann, Daniel Schneider and Johann Nitschmann from Suchdol and villages around in the Stockholm area in 1734. They stayed for about six months to learn Swedish. They found friends there and took part in a spiritual revival. Later, they continued then to the north to Uleaborg.
