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Nearly eight decades after Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk fell from his Prague apartment window, experts will exhume his remains to determine whether his death was suicide or murder.
Czech authorities have ordered the exhumation of Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, who died under mysterious circumstances in 1948 shortly after a communist coup, to investigate the cause of his fall from a window.
Experts will exhume the remains of Czech diplomat and politician Jan Masaryk from his family tomb in early September to conduct forensic analysis and finally clarify the circumstances surrounding his 1948 death.
Czech journalists and researchers are urging the exhumation of Jan Masaryk’s remains to scientifically investigate the circumstances of his 1948 death. The proposed examination aims to finally settle decades of speculation regarding whether the former foreign minister died by suicide or foul play.
Investigators are digging up the remains of the prominent post-war Czechoslovak leader to determine if he was murdered following the communist coup.
The Czech state prosecutor's office is still investigating the death of former Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, 78 years after he died from a fall from a window. The original investigation concluded suicide, but questions remain.
Czech authorities have exhumed the remains of Jan Masaryk, the former Czechoslovak foreign minister who died under mysterious circumstances in 1948. The exhumation marks the reopening of an investigation into whether his death was a suicide or murder.
Nearly 80 years after his mysterious death, experts will exhume former Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk’s remains for advanced CT scanning and 3D imaging to finally clarify the circumstances surrounding his passing.