Vilma Tintnerová

1902–1965 (age 63)

Biography

Vilma Tintnerová embraced life in Brno with a generous spirit, lending support to neighbors and celebrating the customs that bound the Jewish community together. She held the belief that small acts of care could strengthen the ties that held them through uncertain times.

She died in 1965, leaving a legacy of unassuming service, and now lies in the Jewish cemetery in Brno, tended by memories of her warm gestures.

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