Karel Gawalowski

1890–1965 (age 75)

Biography

Karel Gawalowski (1890–1965) was a Czech individual whose life encompassed the major transformations of twentieth-century Central Europe. He witnessed the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the establishment of Czechoslovakia, and the subsequent decades of national development.

Gawalowski's life and memory are preserved at Olšany Cemetery in Prague, connecting him to the broader tapestry of Czech history and the many individuals who shaped the nation's cultural and social heritage.

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