Emma Löwi

1861–1938 (age 77)

Biography

Emma Löwi was born in 1861 and lived as an active member of the Brno Jewish community throughout her life. She witnessed and participated in the cultural and religious life of Moravian Jewry during a transformative era.

Löwi passed away in 1938, a year of profound upheaval for European Jewry. She was buried in the Jewish cemetery in Brno, where her memory is preserved among the community she served.

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