Memorial of the Second Resistance Movement, War memorial near Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic

The Memorial of the Second Resistance Movement is a large monument near Old Town Square featuring a flag structure with inscriptions. The site occupies a central location in Prague's historic core, making it easily accessible for visitors interested in Czech resistance history.

The monument was created to honor Czech resistance against Nazi occupation spanning from 1938 to 1945. Its foundation stone was laid in 2005 and the dedication took place the following year.

The bronze flag carries a coloured patina in the Czech national colours, and the granite plinth bears the inscription asking passers-by to pause in respect for the victims and victors of the second resistance. The memorial was unveiled on 25 May 2006 before participants of that resistance.

The memorial stands in the heart of Old Town and is easily reached on foot from nearby transport hubs. The inscriptions are clearly visible from street level and can be viewed at any time.

The inscription calls visitors to pause and show respect for both the victims and those who prevailed in the movement. This direct appeal transforms the site into a space for personal reflection beyond typical memorial visits.