Václav Kotlář

1871–1914 (age 43)

Biography

Václav Kotlář (1871–1914) was a Czech politician whose career coincided with a period of intensifying national consciousness and political activism in the Czech lands. His political engagement reflected the aspirations of the Czech people for greater representation and autonomy within the Austro-Hungarian framework.

Kotlář's contributions to Czech political life were cut short by his death in 1914, a year that marked the beginning of World War I and a new chapter in European history. He was buried in Olšany Cemetery, where his grave stands as a testament to his service to Czech political and national causes.

Also buried at Olšany Cemetery

Olga Pankova
1923–2009 (age 86)
Olšany Cemetery
Albína Dvořáková-Mráčková
1850–1893 (age 43)
Olšany Cemetery
Albína Dvořáková-Mráčková was a writer whose thoughtful works enriched the cultural conversations of her day.
Vlastimil Hlaváček
1883–1970 (age 87)
Olšany Cemetery
Vlastimil Hlaváček (1883–1970) lived a long and full life spanning nearly nine decades.
Joseph Czermak
1825–1872 (age 47)
Olšany Cemetery
A 19th-century physician whose medical practice and expertise served the Prague community.
Jan Chvojka
1909–1969 (age 60)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech writer whose literary contributions enriched twentieth century Czech culture.
František Ferdinand Šamberk
1838–1904 (age 66)
Olšany Cemetery