Emanuel Zahradníček
1908–1933 (age 25)
Přerov
Otto Sigismund von Schönburg-Waldenburg
1866–1936 (age 70)
Kladská
Otto Sigismund von Schönburg-Waldenburg combined noble heritage with committed regional leadership.
Josef Schaffer
1862–1938 (age 76)
Mariánské Lázně
Josef Schaffer was an architect who worked in Mariánské Lázně from 1862 to 1938.
Ignát Herrmann
1854–1935 (age 81)
Řevnice
Writer Ignát Herrmann paired keen observation with warmth to illuminate Czech life.
Vácslav Socha
1851–1937 (age 86)
Litovel
Vácslav Socha was mayor of Litovel from 1851 to 1937.
I. F. Kallinikov
1890–1934 (age 44)
Hranice
I. F. Kallinikov was a Russian or Soviet figure who died in Czechoslovakia in 1934.
Emanuel Kukula
1868–1935 (age 67)
Jičín
Emanuel Kukula was a resident of Jičín who lived from 1868 to 1935.
Jan Opletal
1915–1939 (age 24)
Náklo
University student whose courage and sacrifice became a beacon for justice.
Josef Müller
1888–1935 (age 47)
Metylovice
Josef Müller was a teacher in Metylovice from 1888 to 1935.
H. Uden
1847–1930 (age 83)
Solnice
Writer from Solnice whose stories offered compassion and insight.
Josef Sakař
1870–1937 (age 67)
Týn nad Vltavou
Josef Sakař was a teacher in Týn nad Vltavou from 1870 to 1937.
Kajetán Tichý
1859–1937 (age 78)
Turnov
Composer from Turnov whose melodies carried enduring warmth.
František Ondrúšek
1861–1932 (age 71)
Bystřice pod Hostýnem
František Ondrúšek was an artist from Bystřice pod Hostýnem from 1861 to 1932.
Norbert Klein
1866–1933 (age 67)
Bruntál
Bishop in Bruntál known for compassionate leadership and faithful service.
František Štědrý
1847–1932 (age 85)
Slavětín
František Štědrý was a priest in Slavětín from 1847 to 1932.
Rudolf Popler
1899–1932 (age 33)
Vysoké Mýto
Equestrian from Vysoké Mýto whose discipline inspired admiration.
Hermann Kafka
1852–1931 (age 79)
New Jewish Cemetery
Hermann Kafka (1852-1931) was the father of renowned writer Franz Kafka, with whom he shares a grave in Prague.
Julius Petschek
1856–1932 (age 76)
New Jewish Cemetery
Entrepreneur whose leadership blended vision with social responsibility.
Ludvík Singer
1876–1931 (age 55)
New Jewish Cemetery
Ludvík Singer was a politician from 1876 to 1931.
August Stein
1854–1937 (age 83)
New Jewish Cemetery
Civil servant remembered for integrity and devoted public service.
Otto Petschek
1882–1934 (age 52)
New Jewish Cemetery
Otto Petschek was a businessperson from 1882 to 1934.
Dolfina Poppée
1865–1934 (age 69)
New Jewish Cemetery
Teacher whose nurturing presence inspired students to grow with confidence.
Mořic Bloch
1861–1934 (age 73)
New Jewish Cemetery
Mořic Bloch was an editing staff member who served the Jewish community in Prague.
Hugo Grab
1872–1937 (age 65)
New Jewish Cemetery
Beloved community member honored for his quiet strength and steadfast loyalty.
Václav Sochor
1855–1935 (age 80)
Cítoliby
Václav Sochor was a painter whose artistic contributions enriched Czech cultural life.
Gustav Zejda
1866–1933 (age 67)
Chvalšiny
A devoted civil servant whose integrity shaped Chvalšiny's public life.
Alois Jirásek
1851–1930 (age 79)
Hronov
Alois Jirásek was a prominent Czech writer whose literary works significantly influenced national culture.
Václav Vojnar
1865–1931 (age 66)
Nové Město nad Metují
A reliable pillar of Nové Město nad Metují’s community life.
Oskar Gutwinski
1873–1932 (age 59)
Králický Sněžník
Oskar Gutwinski was a resident of Osoblaha who died in Poland in 1932.
Josef Kreisinger
1857–1934 (age 77)
Liteň
A caring priest whose ministry in Liteň strengthened faith and community bonds.
Otto Johann Nepomuk Graf von Harrach
1863–1935 (age 72)
Harrachovská hrobka (Horní Branná)
Otto Johann Nepomuk Graf von Harrach was a politician of noble standing who influenced Central European affairs.
Jan Stavěl
1858–1933 (age 75)
Kostelec na Hané
A dedicated farmer who cultivated both land and community in Kostelec na Hané.
Hubert Procházka
1885–1935 (age 50)
Heřmanův Městec
Hubert Procházka was a psychiatrist who advanced mental health care in the Czech lands.
Josef Vraný
1874–1937 (age 63)
Horní Libchava
A writer whose thoughtful prose celebrated the soul of Horní Libchava.
Emanuel Matoulek
1860–1935 (age 75)
Kostelec nad Černými lesy
Emanuel Matoulek was a parson whose spiritual ministry served his parish community.
Gustav Schmoranz
1858–1930 (age 72)
Slatiňany
A beloved teacher who inspired Slatiňany’s youth with patience and care.
Josef Schmoranz
1855–1938 (age 83)
Slatiňany
Josef Schmoranz was a teacher whose dedication shaped the education of his students.
František Vymyslický
1841–1933 (age 92)
Dolní Bojanovice
A gifted wood carver whose artistry graced Dolní Bojanovice’s homes and churches.
Rudolf Hofmeister
1868–1934 (age 66)
Rožmitál pod Třemšínem
Rudolf Hofmeister was a writer whose literary works contributed to Czech cultural heritage.
Lev Skrbenský z Hříště
1863–1938 (age 75)
Saint Wenceslas Cathedral
A writer whose spiritual reflections honored the legacy of Saint Wenceslas Cathedral.
Karel Loevenstein
1885–1938 (age 53)
Dobřenice
Karel Loevenstein was a businessperson whose commercial enterprise contributed to regional economic development.
Josef Novak
1878–1932 (age 54)
Strašnice
A diligent member of the Strašnice editing staff committed to thoughtful journalism.
Jindřich Brouček
1893–1932 (age 39)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
Czech aircraft pilot and aviation pioneer of the early 20th century.
Rudolf Gerbec
1871–1935 (age 64)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A physician whose steady care comforted many at Waldfriedhof Zlín.
Ludmila Baťová
1857–1939 (age 82)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
Czech woman of prominence in late 19th and early 20th century society.
Felix Haj
1887–1934 (age 47)
Mníšek pod Brdy
Felix Haj's writing honored everyday life around Mníšek pod Brdy with quiet, thoughtful attention.
Jaromír Pečírka
1864–1933 (age 69)
Všenory
Czech physician dedicated to medical practice and community health.
Josef Fiedler
1866–1937 (age 71)
Olšany Cemetery
Josef Fiedler's photographs preserved the shifting faces of Prague and its people.
Josef Kalaš
1890–1933 (age 43)
Olšany Cemetery
Czech politician active in Czechoslovak public life during the interwar period.
Josef Kouša
1871–1935 (age 64)
Olšany Cemetery
Josef Kouša's prose gave voice to the hopes and concerns of his era.