Prague
Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, is bisected by the Vltava River. Nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” it's known for its Old Town Square, the heart of its historic core, with colorful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval Astronomical Clock, which gives an animated hourly show. Completed in 1402, pedestrian Charles Bridge is lined with statues of Catholic saints. ― Google
People died in Prague (First 49 people) - Page 31
Z. Lojda
Czechoslovakian pathologist
Břetislav Benda
Sculptor
Šimon Brixi
Composer
Willy Nowak
Czechoslovakian painter
Július Nosko
Writer
Rudolf Nováček
Composer
Eva Tauchenová
Actress
Eva Vrchlická
Czechoslovakian actor
Bohuslav Ondráček
Composer
Jan Stallich
Cinematographer
Božena Vavrečková
Václav Havel's mother
Josef Chvalina
Actor
Jiří Plachý, Sr.
Film actor
dalibor cyril vačkář tomáš vačkář
Composer
Július Ďuriš
Politician
Dagmar Frýbortová
Actor
František Adolf Šubert
Playwright
Josef Štolba
Czech writer
Marie Nademlejnská
Actress
Artuš Scheiner
Painter
Václav Ryčl
Czech poet
Jan Bauch
Czech artist
Jan Skramlik
Painter
Rudolf Barák
Czech Politician
Antonín Slavíček
Czech painter
Jaroslav Smolka
Czech composer
Josef Toman
Czech writer
Bohumil Kubišta
Czech painter
Jaromír Obzina
Czech politician
Karel Houska
Czech actor
Miroslav Havel
Czechoslovakian chess composer
Frantisek Hlavatý
Actor
Frantis̆ek Burian
Jiří Tožička
Olympic athlete
Vladimír Kostka
Czech ice hockey player
Arnošt Paderlík
Czech painter
Josef Velda
Actor
František Pavlíček
Screenwriter
Alena Santarová
Czechoslovakian writer
Kamil Hála
Vlastimil Hála's brother
Jakub Obrovský
Artist
Antonín Turek
Architect
Josef Niklas
Architect
Dominik Ullmann
Jurist
Paul van Vianen
Silversmith
Ladislav Klíma
Czech philosopher
Jiří Maňák
Czechoslovakian aircraft pilot
