August Longin Lobkowicz

1797–1842 (age 45)

Biography

Born into the storied Lobkowicz family in 1797, August Longin Lobkowicz served as a politician in Prague, advocating for enlightened governance and supporting the cultural life of the Bohemian capital.

He is remembered for his steady presence during a period of social change, leaving a legacy of civic responsibility and dignified leadership in the city he called home.

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