Richard Tesařík

1915–1967 (age 52)

Biography

Richard Tesařík was a dedicated military leader whose courage and discipline marked him as a respected figure in Czechoslovak history. Born in 1915, he served with distinction during the Second World War, helping to forge the identity of a modern national army and earning the gratitude of comrades and civilians alike.

After the war he remained committed to the stability of his homeland, mentoring young officers and supporting veterans’ causes until his passing in 1967. His memory is honored at City Cemetery in Příbram, where visitors may reflect on the steadfast service he gave to the nation.

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