Moritz Gröbe

1828–1891 (age 63)

Biography

Moritz Gröbe (1828–1891) was a German-speaking entrepreneur active in Prague during the 19th century. His business activities contributed to the economic life of the city during a period of significant industrial and commercial growth.

Gröbe was part of Prague's diverse entrepreneurial community and maintained ties to the city's Protestant circles. He was buried in the Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice, a final resting place that reflects his religious affiliation and social connections.

Also buried at Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice

Karel Bellmann
1783–1855 (age 72)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Bell founder whose resonant work served churches across Bohemia and who is remembered for his careful craftsmanship.
Hugo Rex
1861–1936 (age 75)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Physician Hugo Rex dedicated his life to caring for patients in Prague’s eastern quarter.
Václav Černý
1905–1987 (age 82)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Oskar Kafka
1882–1957 (age 75)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Oskar Kafka (1882–1957) was a Czech resident buried in the Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice.
Wilhelm Elsner
1869–1903 (age 34)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Singer Wilhelm Elsner shared his voice with Prague’s evangelical congregations until his death in 1903.
Alfons Marguliés
1897–1928 (age 31)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Slavist Alfons Marguliés pursued cultural understanding with earnest scholarship until his early death in 1928.