Lizzy Lindnerová

1910–1945 (age 35)

Biography

Lizzy Lindnerová was born in 1910 and came of age during the interwar period in Czechoslovakia. She represented a younger generation of Jews in Brno who navigated the complexities of the twentieth century with resilience and hope.

Lizzy's life ended in 1945, and she was laid to rest in the Jewish cemetery in Brno. Her memory is honored as part of the community's enduring legacy, a testament to the vibrant Jewish life that once flourished in the city.

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