The Museum before the fire: https://zpravy.aktualne.cz/ekonomika/auto/vypada-to-jako-skanzen-socialismu-ale-je-to-muzeum-nejslavne/r~f8a38e96616611e885e70cc47ab5f122/r~c7ac18fc616711e89c45ac1f6b220ee8/
Video of fire: https://auto.sme.sk/c/22397072/v-muzeu-tatra-111-vypukol-poziar.html
After the fire: https://www.novinky.cz/domaci/clanek/unikatni-muzeum-tatry-vstava-z-popela-pomahaji-darci-i-s-penezi-v-krabicce-od-salatu-40323567?fbclid=IwAR371jRxA0GuNcvo23I2dIvbBuZojz4IG3et_VTAdQQXyQBwEDaavCNR5Aw
Fire at the T111 museum near Prague
How the Nazis Helped Give Birth to the Volkswagen Beetle. Three page article by by Warfare History Network
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/how-nazis-helped-give-birth-volkswagen-beetle-144727
75 years ago: The last battle of World War II in Europe near Slivice in the Příbram region
Photo shows demarcation line in Cimelice opn May 9-10 19045 with Americans on the left and Germans on the right. Note T 87 in the centre.
Please open the PDF files of https://www.muzeum-pribram.cz/cz/akce/detail/posledni-bitva-2-svetove-valky-v-evrope-u-slivice-na-pribramsku/848/?fbclid=IwAR3DNzH-jS_-HWhZd8CZZeSFqcpLvfW4suG-r93Qp9ZZRwjFM9ikLZ4dbtw
(Thanks to Robert Keil for posting the photo above on Facebookl)
Driving a classic T603 through the Alps
https://www.auto.cz/historicke-tatry-opet-pokorily-alpy-po-stopach-nejtezsi-rakouske-souteze-105560
Rare T613 Electronic for sale
https://www.auto.cz/na-prodej-je-vzacna-tatra-613-electronic-v-90-letech-vzniklo-jen-17-kusu-134237
T 603-1 to be auctioned by RM in October 2020
https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/tatra/603/1963/744565
Cheating the wind by Tatra streamliners
https://classiccarcatalogue.com/wp/2019/10/27/cheating-the-wind/
The Tatra works and the corona virus
https://fleet.ie/picture-of-the-week-tatra-trucks-continue-to-serve-during-crisis/
Bruno Sojka presents Tatraplan Sport in Bratislava, July 1950
https://translate.google.nl/translate?sl=cs&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vtedy.sk%2Frok-1950%3A-pretekarsky-tatraplan-%25E2%2580%2593-vyrobok-znarodneneho-priemyslu%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0ZJTz-yZ7qYxuIliliJ5z4fAVjN77b5iWpcoAHMJJYcs4lByE_W81EbhM
A 1921 Rumpler? A 1914 Castagna bodied Alfa? No, it’s a 1913 Czerny bodied Charron!
Could this be the first ever built streamlined saloon? It was built before the Rumpler and the Castagna Alfa!
http://theoldmotor.com/?p=137404