Julius Henel

1912–2011 (age 99)

Biography

Julius Henel (1912–2011) lived through nearly a century of transformative history, experiencing the full span of the twentieth century in his native Czech lands. His long life witnessed the First Republic, occupation, communism, and the restoration of democracy and freedom.

He was interred at Vinohrady Cemetery in Prague, a final resting place that reflects the enduring respect for those whose lives bridged the most consequential periods of modern Czech and European history.

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