Markus Dubsky

1859–1919 (age 60)

Biography

Markus Dubsky was born in 1859 and grew to adulthood during a period of relative prosperity for the Brno Jewish community. He lived through the final years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and witnessed the establishment of Czechoslovakia before his death in 1919.

Dubsky's life encompassed significant historical transitions, from the late imperial period through the upheaval of World War I and its aftermath. He remains part of the historical memory of Brno's Jewish community, preserved in the Jewish cemetery in Brno.

Also buried at Jewish cemetery in Brno

Julie Perlhefter
1836–1895 (age 59)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Julie Perlhefter (1836–1895) was a member of the Brno Jewish community.
Bernhard Beran
1811–1888 (age 77)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Bernhard Beran (1811–1888) was a long-time member of the Brno Jewish community.
Benjamin Max Margosches
1876–1928 (age 52)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Benjamin Max Margosches (1876–1928) was a chemist and member of the Brno Jewish community.
Fanny Weiss
1853–1916 (age 63)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Fanny Weiss (1853–1916) is honored for the enduring compassion she offered her community in Brno.
Leopold Bloch
1858–1933 (age 75)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Leopold Bloch is remembered for his steady leadership within Brno's Jewish community.
Gisela Selka
1872–1908 (age 36)
Jewish cemetery in Brno
Gisela Selka (1872–1908) was a member of the Brno Jewish community.