Reply #12: Link

[Igel]

http://zpravy.idnes.cz/teroriste-chteli-v-praze-unest-desitky-zidu-fmo-/domaci.asp?c=A061005_213256_domaci_ad

I went to the link because I wanted to know which synagogue was probably targeted.

"Všechny dostupné informace míří k tomu, že během židovského náboženského svátku chtěli vniknout do synagogy v Jeruzalémské ulici v centru Prahy a vzít jako rukojmí přítomné věřící."
'All available information leads to the conclusion that during the Jewish religious holiday they wanted to enter the synagogue on Jerusalem Street in downtown Prague and take the believers present hostage.'

Mlada Fronta Dnes is the continuation of the Mlada Fronta publication; the Mlada Fronta (or 'Youth League', I guess it would be; 'dnes' = today) was the Czech parallel to the Soviet Komsomol. So Mlada Fronta Dnes was vaguely equivalent to Komsomolskaya Pravda, back in the '70s and early '80s. Not today. (It was the paper I usually read when I was in Prague or Brno.)