- Josef Bublík: 'Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once.' That's Shakespeare.
- Ladislav Vanek: You kill Heydrich and Hitler will tear Prague apart
- Ladislav Vanek: I don't want to see Prague wiped off the map
- Josef Gabcík: [to Lenka and Marie] Your gonna get yourselves noticed and that gets us noticed... and if we all get noticed we all get killed
- Jan Kubis: [Stopping Josef from avenging Lenka's death] So your going to shoot a few Germans? So you want to get us all killed?
- Marie Kovárníková: Murder Heydrich?
- Josef Gabcík: No, no. Assassinate Heydrich. Murder implies he has a life worth living.
- Title Card: In September 1938, a conference is held in Munich between Adolf Hitler, and the leaders of France, Italy, and Great Britain. Hitler threatens war unless the neighboring country of Czechoslovakia is given to Germany.
- Title Card: Facing Germany with no allies, Czechoslovakia is forced to stand down her armies, and Germany occupies the country without a shot being fired. A year later, Hitler invades Poland, and the world is at war once again.
- Title Card: The Czechoslovakian factories are seen as extremely important to the German war effort, but output is hindered by resistance to German rule.
- Title Card: Hitler sends in his third-in command to crush any resistance to the Nazi regime. His name is Reinhard Heydrich. His ruthless methods earn him another name, The Butcher of Prague.
- Marie Kovárníková: A little lipstick makes some women feel normal
- Marie Kovárníková: You get rid of Heydrich and three more men just like him will take his place, it won't stop any more deaths