Masaryk, the first post-war Foreign Minister, died on March 10, 1948, after falling from the window of his official apartment in Prague’s Czernin Palace. His death has remained the subject of intense speculation. A 2001–2003 investigation leaned toward the theory that he was assassinated. Over the years, numerous experts and inquiries have examined the case, but none have conclusively proven whether it was suicide, murder, or an accident.