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Ivo Váňa Psota
1908–1952 (age 44)
Přerov
Ivo Váňa Psota was a Czech ballet master who lived from 1908 to 1952.
Josef Václav Bohuslav
1863–1952 (age 89)
Řevnice
Josef Václav Bohuslav was an Řevnice judge revered for his patient commitment to fair proceedings.
Rudolf Süsser
1897–1959 (age 62)
Soběslav
Rudolf Süsser was a Czech businessperson from Soběslav who lived from 1897 to 1959.
Zdeněk Matěj Kuděj
1881–1955 (age 74)
Litomyšl
Zdeněk Matěj Kuděj was a Litomyšl writer whose empathetic storytelling preserved the voices of his region.
Lothar Suchý
1873–1959 (age 86)
Turnov
Lothar Suchý was a Czech writer who lived from 1873 to 1959.
Ladislav Vele
1906–1953 (age 47)
Turnov
Turnov teacher Ladislav Vele inspired generations with patient mentorship and a belief in the transforming power of educ...
Alfred Kohn
1867–1959 (age 92)
New Jewish Cemetery
Alfred Kohn was a Czech scientist who lived from 1867 to 1959.
Josef Krumpholc
1870–1950 (age 80)
Bystřice pod Hostýnem
Josef Krumpholc was a beloved Bystřice pod Hostýnem teacher known for his calm guidance.
Michal Bohin
1895–1956 (age 61)
New Jewish Cemetery
Michal Bohin was a Czech general practitioner who lived from 1895 to 1956.
Jan Kárník
1870–1958 (age 88)
Nové Město na Moravě
Nové Město na Moravě writer Jan Kárník chronicled Moravian life with sensitivity and depth.
Václav Drbola
1912–1951 (age 39)
Starovičky
Václav Drbola (1912-1951) was a Czech individual from Starovičky who died at age 39 and was buried at Ďáblice cemete...
Emil Brůna
1909–1951 (age 42)
Držkov
Držkov minister Emil Brůna offered steadfast spiritual guidance and compassion to his parishioners.
Felix Adam Vondruška
1879–1955 (age 76)
Vrčeň
Czech writer and cultural chronicler of early twentieth-century Bohemia.
Antonín Culek
1904–1955 (age 51)
Ronov nad Doubravou
Naturalist Antonín Culek of Ronov nad Doubravou inspired others to cherish and protect their surroundings.
Ignác Stuchlý
1869–1953 (age 84)
Fryšták
Ignác Stuchlý (1869-1953) was an individual from Silesian Voivodeship who was buried at the Cemetery in Fryšták, Cze...
Sidonie Nádherny von Borutin
1885–1950 (age 65)
Vrchotovy Janovice
A luminous literary figure who blended noble heritage with compassionate storytelling from Vrchotovy Janovice.
Ludvík Gala
1876–1957 (age 81)
Horní Police
A resident of Horní Police who lived through the transformative decades of Czech history.
Hana Štěpánková
1890–1950 (age 60)
Kdyně
Her lyrical portrayals kept the soul of Kdyně alive in the face of change.
Ivan Holubovskyi
1878–1957 (age 79)
Vejprty
Czech writer whose literary contributions enriched the cultural heritage of his region.
Fráňa Šrámek
1877–1952 (age 75)
Sobotka
A vital literary voice whose work melded emotion and social conscience for the people of Sobotka.
Miloslava Hrdličková-Šrámková
1884–1958 (age 74)
Sobotka
Czech writer whose literary contributions enriched early twentieth-century Czech culture.
Eduard Schönbach-Nitsche
1872–1951 (age 79)
Petrovice
A steadfast presence in Petrovice whose quiet dedication uplifted those around him.
Bedřich Tuček
1872–1959 (age 87)
Svratka
Bookseller and cultural advocate who nurtured the love of reading in his community.
Jaroslav Kvapil
1868–1950 (age 82)
Chudenice
The Chudenice-born writer who gave Czech opera one of its most enduring librettos.
Miroslav Sláma
1934–1957 (age 23)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A young man whose brief life was lived during the transformative mid-twentieth century.
Karel Viterna
1887–1952 (age 65)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A quietly principled individual whose calm determination uplifted the community around Waldfriedhof Zlín.
Ladislav Gergel
1937–1955 (age 18)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A young man whose life was lived during the post-war reconstruction period.
František Bartoš
1900–1959 (age 59)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
František Bartoš was a Czech individual from Skalsko who lived from 1900 to 1959 and was laid to rest at Bubeneč Ceme...
Jan Blecha
1901–1957 (age 56)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A twentieth-century resident who witnessed and lived through decades of historical transformation.
Svatopluk Rada
1903–1952 (age 49)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A miner who forged solidarity and strength within the Zlín community.
Jaromír Vrba
1920–1950 (age 30)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A man whose life was lived through World War II and the post-war reconstruction era.
Marie Baťová
1893–1954 (age 61)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
A civic-minded presence in Zlín who nurtured community ties with steady optimism.
Jan Kaňák
1875–1958 (age 83)
Waldfriedhof Zlín
Rudolf J. Slabý
1885–1957 (age 72)
Olšany Cemetery
A translator who honored both source and Czech readers with meticulous care.
Josef Fanta
1856–1954 (age 98)
Olšany Cemetery
Jindřich Plachta
1899–1951 (age 52)
Olšany Cemetery
Jindřich Plachta brought warmth and humanity to the Czech stage and screen throughout his career.
Václav Nosek
1892–1955 (age 63)
Olšany Cemetery
Klement Gottwald
1896–1953 (age 57)
Olšany Cemetery
Klement Gottwald was a central and controversial figure in Czechoslovak politics during the mid-twentieth century.
Emanuel Lešehrad
1877–1955 (age 78)
Olšany Cemetery
František Slavík
1876–1957 (age 81)
Olšany Cemetery
František Slavík wrote with empathy and clarity about the quiet truths of Czech life.
Jan Konůpek
1883–1950 (age 67)
Olšany Cemetery
Miloslav Fleischmann
1886–1955 (age 69)
Olšany Cemetery
Miloslav Fleischmann was a skilled Czech ice hockey player admired for his dedication to the sport.
Josef Lada
1887–1957 (age 70)
Olšany Cemetery
Josef Bohuslav Foerster
1859–1951 (age 92)
Olšany Cemetery
Josef Bohuslav Foerster was a multifaceted writer and cultural advocate who shaped Czech artistic life.
Vincenc Lesný
1882–1953 (age 71)
Olšany Cemetery
Arnošt Czech Czechenherz
1878–1951 (age 73)
Olšany Cemetery
Arnošt Czech Czechenherz wrote with precision and contemplation about Czech society.
Emil Votoček
1872–1950 (age 78)
Olšany Cemetery
Bohuslav Hostinský
1884–1951 (age 67)
Olšany Cemetery
Bohuslav Hostinský was a respected physicist devoted to both research and teaching.
Saša Rašilov
1891–1955 (age 64)
Olšany Cemetery
Ivan Lapshin
1870–1952 (age 82)
Olšany Cemetery
Ivan Lapšin wrote warmly observed fiction that reflected Czech society during a transformative era.