Deaths in the 1910s

Josef Khek

1863–1917 (age 54)

Olšany Cemetery

Josef Khek was a compassionate physician who championed modern medical care.

Josef Vojtěch Herain

1852–1918 (age 66)

Olšany Cemetery

Josef Vojtěch Herain was a Czech writer of the 19th century.

Robert Bartelmus

1845–1919 (age 74)

Olšany Cemetery

Robert Bartelmus was an innovative entrepreneur who supported Prague's economy with integrity.

Heřman Rüdiger

1853–1919 (age 66)

Olšany Cemetery

Vilém Rychlík

1887–1913 (age 26)

Olšany Cemetery

Vilém Rychlík was a mathematician who inspired rigorous study and inquiry.

Emil Pražák

1834–1911 (age 77)

Olšany Cemetery

Rudolf Kafka

1866–1913 (age 47)

Olšany Cemetery

Rudolf Kafka graced Prague stages with commanding presence and heartfelt nuance.

Richard Butta

1855–1912 (age 57)

Olšany Cemetery

Josef Sellner

1844–1914 (age 70)

Olšany Cemetery

Josef Sellner nurtured generations of learners with compassion and steady guidance.

Anton Tuma von Waldkampf

1842–1912 (age 70)

Olšany Cemetery

Theodor Mastný

1892–1917 (age 25)

Olšany Cemetery

Theodor Mastný upheld justice with intelligence and an unwavering sense of service.

Jiří Jelínek

1887–1919 (age 32)

Olšany Cemetery

Augustin Krell

1824–1910 (age 86)

Olšany Cemetery

Augustin Krell tended to his patients with steady expertise and heartfelt compassion.

Alois Folkmann

1850–1917 (age 67)

Olšany Cemetery

Leopold Stropnický

1845–1914 (age 69)

Olšany Cemetery

Leopold Stropnický filled Prague opera houses with a voice of sincerity and ardor.

Antonín Vítek

1840–1918 (age 78)

Olšany Cemetery

František Hlaváček

1856–1913 (age 57)

Olšany Cemetery

František Hlaváček inspired students with patience and unwavering encouragement.

Jaroslav Pštross

1850–1913 (age 63)

Olšany Cemetery

Emanuel Novák

1866–1918 (age 52)

Olšany Cemetery

Emanuel Novák fostered learning with kindness and a steady belief in every pupil.

Josef Růžička

1843–1919 (age 76)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Princ

1887–1919 (age 32)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Josef Princ (1887-1919) was a Czech man from Třeboň who died in the aftermath of World War I.

František Břenek

1842–1915 (age 73)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Frantisek Prasil

1845–1917 (age 72)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Frantisek Prasil improved Prague’s built environment through thoughtful and precise engineering.

Tekla Náhlovská

1847–1916 (age 69)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Tekla Náhlovská was a Czech writer whose literary works contributed significantly to 19th-century Czech culture.

Franz Zavrel

1878–1915 (age 37)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Franz Zavrel cultivated meaningful theatre through thoughtful dramaturgy and collaboration.

Antonín Brůha

1871–1914 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Antonín Brůha was a Czech politician who dedicated his career to public service in the early 20th century.

František Kryštof

1853–1915 (age 62)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Secondary school teacher František Kryštof guided generations of students in Vinohrady.

Rudolf Siegert

1872–1913 (age 41)

Břevnov cemetery

Rudolf Siegert (1872-1913) was a Czech individual from Smíchov who was buried at Břevnov cemetery in Prague.

Johanna Kuffnerová

1853–1911 (age 58)

Břevnov cemetery

Johanna Kuffnerová (1853-1911) was a Czech woman from Blatná who was buried at Břevnov cemetery in Prague.

Karel Morávek

1889–1916 (age 27)

Břevnov cemetery

Karel Morávek (1889-1916) was a Czech individual from Karlín who died during World War I and was buried at Břevnov ce...

Josef Mathauser

1846–1917 (age 71)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Painter Josef Mathauser captured Czech life with reverence and left lasting works.

František Koláček

1851–1913 (age 62)

Vinohrady Cemetery

František Koláček was a Czech physicist whose scientific work contributed to 19th-century European science.

Josef Karel Šlejhar

1864–1914 (age 50)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Writer Josef Karel Šlejhar chronicled the era with eloquent prose.

Vladimír Jindřich Bufka

1887–1916 (age 29)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Vladimír Jindřich Bufka was a Czech photographer who documented his era through his artistic work.

Václav Nedoma

1836–1917 (age 81)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Václav Nedoma's words enriched Czech letters and continue to inspire.

Martin Peroutka

1868–1911 (age 43)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Martin Peroutka was a Czech physician who served his community through medical practice.

Karel Čech

1844–1913 (age 69)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Singer Karel Čech's voice brightened stages and spirits.

Antonín Turek

1861–1916 (age 55)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Antonín Turek was a Czech architect whose designs contributed to the built environment of his era.

Richard Purghart

1851–1910 (age 59)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Teacher Richard Purghart invested in youth of Vinohrady with patient guidance.

Rudolf Heimacker

1840–1915 (age 75)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Rudolf Heimacker was a Czech teacher whose career spanned much of the 19th century.

Josef Šichan

1847–1918 (age 71)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Photographer Josef Šichan preserved moments of his city with keen eye.

Louis Arleth

1876–1910 (age 34)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Louis Arleth was a Czech poet whose literary contributions enriched Czech culture.

Emanuel Peroutka

1860–1912 (age 52)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Teacher Emanuel Peroutka inspired pupils through knowledge and steady example.

Antonín Dvořák

1850–1918 (age 68)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Antonín Dvořák was a Czech architect whose work shaped the architectural landscape of 19th-century Bohemia.

Josef Křivánek

1857–1910 (age 53)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Engineer Josef Křivánek advanced Prague's infrastructure with practical skill.

Jaroslav Pospíšil

1862–1910 (age 48)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jaroslav Pospíšil was a Czech lawyer whose career contributed to the development of legal practice in Bohemia.

Emanuel Antonín Meliš

1831–1916 (age 85)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Emanuel Antonín Meliš was an opinion journalist whose steady voice guided public discourse in Prague.

Jan Srp

1849–1913 (age 64)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Srp was a Czech cartographer whose maps contributed to the geographical documentation of Bohemia.

František Štěpán Kott

1825–1915 (age 90)

Vinohrady Cemetery

František Štěpán Kott was a dedicated translator who opened foreign literature to Prague audiences.

Jan Evangelista Šťastný

1824–1913 (age 89)

Vinohrady Cemetery

Jan Evangelista Šťastný was a Czech pedagogue whose career advanced education during the 19th century.