Benno Windholz

1884–1905 (age 21)

Biography

Benno Windholz was born in 1884 and became part of the Jewish community of Brno during a period of significant social change in Central Europe. His youth was spent in the vibrant cultural and religious environment of the city.

Windholz died in 1905 at the young age of twenty-one, his life cut short in the early years of the twentieth century. He was interred in the Jewish cemetery in Brno, where his memory is preserved.

Also buried at Jewish cemetery in Brno

Fanny Pick
1859–1915 (age 56)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Fanny Pick was remembered as a resilient and caring presence in Brno.
Marie Hickl
1835–1925 (age 90)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Marie Hickl, who died in 1925, is remembered at Brno's Jewish cemetery for her enduring compassion.
Salomon Beer
1844–1908 (age 64)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Salomon Beer, born in 1844, stood steadfast with his community in Brno through a changing era before passing in 1908.
Richard Wolf
1857–1938 (age 81)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
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Amalie Drucker
1821–1905 (age 84)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Amalie Drucker was a 19th-century member of Brno's Jewish community.
Rosa Fuchs
1856–1913 (age 57)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
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