Heinrich Zaitschek

1864–1933 (age 69)

Biography

Heinrich Zaitschek, born in 1864, lived through decades of transformation as Brno became a hub of industry and culture within the Austro-Hungarian realm and later independent Czechoslovakia.

He died in 1933, and his resting place in the Jewish cemetery in Brno remains a testament to his role in the fabric of the local Jewish community.

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