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First, because a High Nazi was living in Prague and secondly, the Nazi wanted to
make of Prague, "a museum of a defunct race", thus they preserved the city
"In one of the most grotesquely ironic acts of WWII, the Nazis took over the management of the Prague Jewish Museum - first established in 1906 to preserve artefacts from synagogues that were demolished during the slum clearances in Josefov around the turn of the 20th century - with the intention of creating a 'museum of an extinct race'. They shipped in materials and objects from destroyed Jewish communities throughout Bohemia and Moravia, helping to amass what is probably the world's biggest collection of sacred Jewish artefacts and a moving memorial to seven centuries of oppression."
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What destroyed most of London during World War 2?
Bombs and fires destroyed much of London.
Were any factories destroyed in World War 2?
Thousands of factories in Britain and Europe were destroyed in WW2.
How was the local area affected by World War 2?
IT destroyed important buildings
What happened to the Colossus computer at the end of the World War 2?
There were several and most were destroyed
Why did Britain need rebuilding after World War 2?
Because a lot of its infrastructure had been destroyed by bombing during the war.
