Jan Válka

1896–1955 (age 59)

Biography

Jan Válka was a Czech resident of Židenice who lived from 1896 to 1955. He spent his life in this historic Moravian community, which has long been known for its cultural and industrial heritage.

Válka's life spanned a significant period in Czech history, from the final years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire through the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic and beyond. He was laid to rest in the Cemetery in Židenice, where he remains part of the local community's collective memory.

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