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Reinhard Heydrich stayed here with his family. Now the historical site is for sale at 17 million dollars!<O
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For nearly 25 years, the Chateau in Panenské Břežany has been empty. In 1941, the picturesque Chateau near Prague became the home of the Reich Protector, Reinhard Heydrich. He moved into the Chateau in 1941 - and in the Spring of 1942, he was joined by his pregnant wife, Lina, and their three children. Following his death on June 4, 1942, the Reich Protector's wife remained in the Chateau – and continued to enjoy the picturesque surroundings until the end of the war.<O
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"The castle is now recognized as a national monument. Although the property has been virtually abandoned 25 years, the perimeter walls still stand strong, and the roof is still in good shape. Unfortunately, the cellar has become infected with mold – and according to experts, could be dangerous for new occupants. Everything is reflected in the price”, says Vaclav Hlásek – the liquidator of the Chateau.<O
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"The Chateau, as well as the adjacent land, once belonged to a Metals Research Institute. We prefer candidates that will purchase the entire complex - part of which now belongs to an innovative technological center, which recently entered bankruptcy. The land and surrounding buildings are comprised of industrial warehouses and laboratories - being about 9 hectares. The lowest total price we are authorized to accept - to include the Chateau - is 32 million crowns", says Hlásek.<O
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The property is not in the best condition. "Some time ago I came to the castle, it's terrible, I almost did not recognize it there. Virtually everything in it devastated”, says Helen Vovsová - who once worked at the Chateau for the Heydrich family.<O
Reinhard Heydrich stayed here with his family. Now the historical site is for sale at 17 million dollars!<O
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For nearly 25 years, the Chateau in Panenské Břežany has been empty. In 1941, the picturesque Chateau near Prague became the home of the Reich Protector, Reinhard Heydrich. He moved into the Chateau in 1941 - and in the Spring of 1942, he was joined by his pregnant wife, Lina, and their three children. Following his death on June 4, 1942, the Reich Protector's wife remained in the Chateau – and continued to enjoy the picturesque surroundings until the end of the war.<O
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"The castle is now recognized as a national monument. Although the property has been virtually abandoned 25 years, the perimeter walls still stand strong, and the roof is still in good shape. Unfortunately, the cellar has become infected with mold – and according to experts, could be dangerous for new occupants. Everything is reflected in the price”, says Vaclav Hlásek – the liquidator of the Chateau.<O
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"The Chateau, as well as the adjacent land, once belonged to a Metals Research Institute. We prefer candidates that will purchase the entire complex - part of which now belongs to an innovative technological center, which recently entered bankruptcy. The land and surrounding buildings are comprised of industrial warehouses and laboratories - being about 9 hectares. The lowest total price we are authorized to accept - to include the Chateau - is 32 million crowns", says Hlásek.<O
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The property is not in the best condition. "Some time ago I came to the castle, it's terrible, I almost did not recognize it there. Virtually everything in it devastated”, says Helen Vovsová - who once worked at the Chateau for the Heydrich family.<O
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