Part 2 of your blog came too late for me, so I made the mistake and watched the bluray version. I'm not familiar with Heydrich's biography and therefore I thought the introduction when he's holding court was a bit over the top. As you know I have some problems with 1940s WW-II depictions of the German side in Hollywood or France (Le silence de la mer) or Russia (Odnazhdy nochyu), maybe it was all too recent and the patriotic message to get across too urgent. Therefore, despite the intricate web of suspense, the brilliantly economic narration and editing, I confess I prefer the Czech version of 1967 "Atentat".