Václav Peták

1842–1917 (age 75)

Biography

Václav Peták was a lawyer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries who practiced his profession in Plzeň during a period of significant legal and social development in Bohemia. His legal career spanned several decades of the Austro-Hungarian era, during which he served his clients and community.

Peták's contributions to the legal profession reflected the standards and values of his time. He remained active in his practice until his death in 1917, and was subsequently interred in Plzeň Central Cemetery, where his memory is preserved among other notable citizens of the city.

Also buried at Plzeň Central Cemetery

Karel Skála
1905–1973 (age 68)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Karel Skála (1905–1973) was a Czech resident whose life encompassed much of 20th-century Czechoslovak history.
Hermína Škodová
1852–1912 (age 60)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Hermína Škodová was a resident of Plzeň who lived during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Rudolf Štech
1858–1908 (age 50)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Rudolf Štech was a late 19th-century architect whose designs contributed to Bohemia's architectural heritage.
Luděk Pik
1876–1948 (age 72)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Luděk Pik is remembered for his thoughtful writing that captured the spirit of Plzeň.
Pavel Macenauer
1900–1955 (age 55)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Czech athlete of the early 20th century.
František Noha
1894–1918 (age 24)
Plzeň Central Cemetery
Soldier František Noha answered his nation's call with courage and is honored at Plzeň Central Cemetery.