František Brejška

1887–1951 (age 64)

Biography

František Brejška was a Czech resident of Prague who lived during a transformative period in Central European history. Born in 1887, he witnessed the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic.

Brejška's life spanned the late 19th and mid-20th centuries, a time of significant cultural and political change. He was laid to rest in Vinohrady Cemetery, one of Prague's most prominent burial grounds, reflecting his place in the city's community.

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