Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Boleslav Štorch

1812–1868 (age 56)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Boleslav Štorch was a Czech writer whose literary contributions enriched 19th-century Bohemian culture.

Robert Nápravník

1839–1877 (age 38)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Robert Nápravník was a writer known for thoughtful prose that engaged with the heart of his era.

Václav Zich

1842–1885 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Zich was a Czech teacher whose career contributed to 19th-century educational development.

Milada Jarolímková

1847–1886 (age 39)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Milada Jarolímková was a composer whose melodies enriched Czech musical life.

Josef Karel Chramosta

1829–1895 (age 66)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Actor Josef Karel Chramosta enriched Prague’s stage and is remembered at Vinohrady Cemetery.

Antonín Duda

1820–1898 (age 78)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Antonín Duda was a 19th-century teacher dedicated to advancing Czech education.

František Kváča

1857–1899 (age 42)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Politician František Kváča pursued balanced solutions for Prague and rests at Vinohrady Cemetery.

Jan Friedländer

1839–1892 (age 53)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Friedländer was a 19th-century general contractor who contributed to Prague's urban development.

Antonín Chmel

1855–1898 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Businessperson Antonín Chmel managed his endeavors with integrity and is honored at Vinohrady Cemetery.

Eleonora Šomková

1817–1891 (age 74)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Eleonora Šomková (in Mácha's Diary as well as in literary books referred to as Lori, 25 February 1817 – 31 October ...

Čeněk Vyhnis

1842–1897 (age 55)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Czech translator of the 19th century who contributed to literary exchange in the Czech lands.

Josef Filipovský

1851–1899 (age 48)

Vinohrady Cemetery

General contractor Josef Filipovský shaped Prague’s built environment and is honored at Vinohrady Cemetery.

Jan Prokopec

1824–1895 (age 71)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Czech businessperson of the 19th century active in Prague's commercial sphere.

Ladislav Duda

1854–1895 (age 41)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Teacher Ladislav Duda inspired generations of students with dedication and care in Vinohrady.

Martin Bohumil Hornof

1844–1902 (age 58)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Martin Bohumil Hornof was a 19th-century writer whose literary works enriched Czech cultural life.

Kamill Budil

1860–1907 (age 47)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Kamill Budil was a devoted university teacher who inspired students with clarity and encouragement.

Jan Matěj Balák

1847–1900 (age 53)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Matěj Balák was a 19th-century translator whose work facilitated cultural and intellectual exchange in Prague.

Jan Gebauer

1884–1908 (age 24)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Gebauer was a historian whose careful scholarship illuminated the threads of Czech heritage.

Čeněk Váša

1842–1907 (age 65)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Stretti

1844–1905 (age 61)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Stretti was a physician whose compassion and skill brought comfort to those in need.

Karel Hrubý

1845–1907 (age 62)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Schwing

1845–1907 (age 62)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Schwing was a devoted gynecologist whose diligence and compassion lifted the care of women in Prague.

Antonín Kotěra

1844–1909 (age 65)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Erazim Vlasák

1863–1904 (age 41)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Erazim Vlasák was a thoughtful physician who embraced medical progress while always placing patients first.

Josef Bernhard

1848–1909 (age 61)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Lexa

1847–1901 (age 54)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Lexa was a chemist whose methodical mind and steady curiosity supported the growth of scientific understanding.

Adolf Prokop

1838–1909 (age 71)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Tuzar

1868–1908 (age 40)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Tuzar was a physician remembered for his thoughtful care and calm guidance in times of illness.

Karel Šebor

1843–1903 (age 60)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Šebor was a composer whose vibrant melodies mirrored the heart and soul of Prague’s musical life.

Jan Gebauer

1838–1907 (age 69)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Vlček

1839–1908 (age 69)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Vlček was a writer whose careful voice brought clarity and compassion to the stories of his day.

Vojtěch Lešetický

1830–1908 (age 78)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Lepař

1827–1902 (age 75)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Lepař was a writer whose honest prose gave voice to the hopes and struggles of his era.

Jan Nepomuk Woldřich

1834–1906 (age 72)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Pištěk

1847–1907 (age 60)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Pištěk was an actor whose compelling stage presence left a lasting impression on Prague’s audiences.

Jan Červenka

1861–1908 (age 47)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Paukner

1847–1906 (age 59)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Paukner was a composer whose melodic work enriched the cultural life of Prague.

František Stránský

1869–1901 (age 32)

Vinohrady Cemetery

František Stránský was a Czech sculptor of the late 19th century.

František Šebele

1835–1902 (age 67)

Vinohrady Cemetery

František Šebele was a judge whose integrity and steady judgment upheld the dignity of the law.

Marie Smolková

1861–1904 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Marie Smolková was a devoted teacher in 19th-century Bohemia.

Karel Souček

1865–1909 (age 44)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Karel Souček (1865-1909) was a Czech individual buried at Vinohrady Cemetery in the Czech Republic.

Josef Růžička

1843–1919 (age 76)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Princ

1887–1919 (age 32)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Princ (1887-1919) was a Czech man from Třeboň who died in the aftermath of World War I.

František Břenek

1842–1915 (age 73)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Frantisek Prasil

1845–1917 (age 72)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Frantisek Prasil improved Prague’s built environment through thoughtful and precise engineering.

Tekla Náhlovská

1847–1916 (age 69)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Tekla Náhlovská was a Czech writer whose literary works contributed significantly to 19th-century Czech culture.

Franz Zavrel

1878–1915 (age 37)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Franz Zavrel cultivated meaningful theatre through thoughtful dramaturgy and collaboration.

Antonín Brůha

1871–1914 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Antonín Brůha was a Czech politician who dedicated his career to public service in the early 20th century.

František Kryštof

1853–1915 (age 62)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Secondary school teacher František Kryštof guided generations of students in Vinohrady.

Josef Mathauser

1846–1917 (age 71)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Painter Josef Mathauser captured Czech life with reverence and left lasting works.