František Čáda

1865–1918 (age 53)

Biography

František Čáda (1865–1918) was a Czech philosopher whose intellectual work contributed to philosophical discourse in Central Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His philosophical endeavors reflected the intellectual ferment of his era and the evolving nature of Czech thought during a period of national development.

Čáda's philosophical career extended into the final years of World War I, a time of tremendous upheaval and change across Europe. He died in 1918, the year of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's collapse and the birth of the Czechoslovak Republic, and was laid to rest in Olšany Cemetery, where his grave commemorates his contributions to Czech intellectual life.

Also buried at Olšany Cemetery

Františka Šťovíčková
1825–1909 (age 84)
Olšany Cemetery
A devoted presence in her community, remembered for kindness and steady spirit.
Alexander Terechov
1896–1969 (age 73)
Olšany Cemetery
Alexander Terechov is remembered as an architect who combined modern vision with attentive craftsmanship.
František Eduard Tuna
1810–1862 (age 52)
Olšany Cemetery
František Eduard Tuna was a 19th-century resident of Prague.
Karel Guth
1883–1943 (age 60)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech pedagogue and educational professional of the early 20th century.
Vasil Kiš
1920–1986 (age 66)
Olšany Cemetery
Ivo Vidmar
1936–2011 (age 75)
Olšany Cemetery
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