Eleonore Hože

1815–1875 (age 60)

Biography

Eleonore Hože was a woman of the Jewish faith who lived through much of the nineteenth century in Brno. She witnessed significant changes in the life of the Jewish community and maintained her connection to her heritage throughout her life.

Her final resting place in the Jewish cemetery of Brno reflects her lifelong commitment to her faith and community, leaving behind a legacy of family and spiritual devotion.

Also buried at Jewish cemetery in Brno

Emil Spitz
1884–1971 (age 87)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Emil Spitz (1884–1971) was a Brno resident honored in the Jewish cemetery.
Max Deutsch
1832–1918 (age 86)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Max Deutsch is honored for guiding his family through decades of change with quiet dignity.
Sigmund Gross
1866–1917 (age 51)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Sigmund Gross is remembered for his unwavering commitment to the spiritual life of Brno's Jewish community.
Amalie Loschitz
1813–1886 (age 73)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Amalie Loschitz (1813–1886) is honored for her nurturing kindness and compassionate presence in Brno.
Charlotte Lederer
1866–1929 (age 63)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Respected member of Brno’s Jewish community, celebrated for her kindness and care in keeping traditions alive.
Vally Fischer
1888–1935 (age 47)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Vally Fischer (1888–1935) was a member of the Brno Jewish community.