Albert Kafka

1819–1861 (age 42)

Biography

Albert Kafka was a member of the Brno Jewish community during the 19th century. Born in 1819, he lived during a significant period in the history of Central European Jewry, experiencing the social and cultural developments of his era while maintaining his community connections.

Kafka's life reflected the experiences of Jewish families in the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the 1800s. He was laid to rest in the Jewish cemetery in Brno upon his death in 1861, where his memory is preserved as part of the community's heritage.

Also buried at Jewish cemetery in Brno

Sigmund Strakosch
1828–1877 (age 49)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Sigmund Strakosch is respectfully commemorated at the Jewish cemetery in Brno.
Therese Ascher
1849–1926 (age 77)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Therese Ascher (1849–1926) was a long-lived member of the Brno Jewish community.
Hermann Flusser
1839–1925 (age 86)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Hermann Flusser (1839–1925) was a long-lived elder of the Brno Jewish community.
Amalie Sborwitz
1835–1913 (age 78)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Amalie Sborwitz is honored in Brno's Jewish cemetery for her enduring compassion.
Isak Kürschner
1806–1879 (age 73)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Isak Kürschner (1806–1879) was a member of the Brno Jewish community.
Leontine Schmeichler
1865–1935 (age 70)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Leontine Schmeichler, who departed in 1935, is celebrated for nurturing kinship and tradition in Brno.