Conspiracy theories attribute this term to the apparent suicide of the last non-Communist in the National Front government; a 2004 investigation ruled the death murder and called it the third of this name.
Conspiracy theories attribute this term to the apparent suicide of the last non-Communist in the National Front government; a 2004 investigation ruled the death murder and called it the third of this name. The first of this name resulted in seven deaths by impalement on pikes, and King Wenceslas IV supposedly had a heart attack after learning of it. The best known one resulted in the replacement of Ferdinand II and saw Wilhelm Graf Slavata and the count of Martinicz falling into a pile of manure before running to the Catholic officials. For ten points, give the common name of these events in which angry Czechs threw people out windows.
Conspiracy theories attribute this term to the apparent suicide of the last non-Communist in the National Front government; a 2004 investigation ruled the death murder and called it the third of this name.
{defenestration} of {Prague}