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Detailed and systematic archaeological research on the site of White Mountain (Bílá Hora) and its immediate surroundings in the last six years has yielded a great deal of new information. In the light of archaeological finds, White Mountain, the Hvězda game preserve and the Ladronka park in the cadastral zones of Břevnov, Liboc and Ruzyně in Prague 6 turned out to be not only the sites connected with the historic Battle of White Mountain but also a symbolic battlefield of the Cold War. While the Thirty Years’ War is represented by the finds of firearms and, in particular, ammunition, the Cold War left traces in the form of an encampment of the Czechoslovak Army soldiers taking part in the Czechoslovak Spartakiad, one of the largest propaganda events of the communist period in this country. The paper compares evidence of archaeological, written and iconographic sources, and for the 20th century also the evidence of aerial photography.

Bílá Hora – bojiště třicetileté a studené války