Ferdinand Rademacher

1871–1932 (age 61)

Biography

Factory owner Ferdinand Rademacher, born in 1871, cultivated industry with a generous spirit, providing reliable work to the people around him and contributing to the region’s prosperity. He believed in fairness and was known for listening to his employees and neighbors with dignity.

He supported cultural and social initiatives in Praha-Strašnice, leaving a legacy of civic responsibility, and he now rests in the Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice.

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