Josef Jungmann

1773–1847 (age 74)

Biography

Josef Jungmann led the Czech national revival through his writings and translations, compiling a dictionary that made the language accessible to educated readers and promoted its use in literature and public discourse.

Buried at Olšany Cemetery, he remains a guiding figure for students of Czech language and letters, his legacy echoing in every classroom that values linguistic pride.

Also buried at Olšany Cemetery

Mojmír Urbánek
1873–1919 (age 46)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech citizen who lived through the founding of Czechoslovakia.
Václav Týml
1907–1976 (age 69)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech writer and literary figure of the twentieth century.
František Karel Rott
1850–1917 (age 67)
Olšany Cemetery
František Karel Rott was a respected Prague citizen whose business and philanthropy benefited the community.
Josef Kandert
1838–1901 (age 63)
Olšany Cemetery
Architect whose thoughtful vision shaped the city.
Ladislav Vlasák
1874–1933 (age 59)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech military physician whose professional dedication served his nation's medical and military needs.
Josef Čeliš
1894–1970 (age 76)
Olšany Cemetery
Josef Čeliš was a Czech citizen of the twentieth century.