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Svatopluk Čech

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Also known as Svatopluk Czech

Czech poet, publicist and bookwriter (1846–1908)

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Svatopluk Čech was a Czech journalist, writer, poet, and science fiction writer. Born in Ostředek in 1846, he was educated at Charles University and studied under František Bartoš. His professional career began in 1863, and he worked primarily within the field of Czech literature. He was a citizen of Austria–Hungary and spoke Czech.

His notable works include *Evropa*, *Čerkes, a jiné básně*, *Lešetínský kovář*, *Jitřní písně*, and *Pestré cesty po čechách*. Čech is described in the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary and the Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary. He had a sibling named Miloš Čech.

Čech died in Prague, specifically in the Holešovice and Troja areas, on February 23, 1908. The cause of death was arterial embolism resulting from natural causes. He was buried at Vyšehrad cemetery on March 1, 1908. His personal library is held at the National Library of the Czech Republic.

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Person · Open Library

Born
1846
Died
1908
Works
82

Top works

  • Evropa
  • Čerkes, a jiné básně
  • Lešetínský kovář
  • Jitřní písně
  • Pestré cesty po čechách

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Place of birth
Ostředek
Place of death
Troja
Occupation
novelist
Languages spoken
Czech
Field of work
Czech literature
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place of burial
Vyšehrad cemetery
Commons category
Svatopluk Čech
date of birth
1846-01-01
date of death
1908-12-23
Commons gallery
Svatopluk Čech
ethnic group
Czechs
Commons Creator page
Svatopluk Čech
start of work period
1863-00-00
name in native language
Svatopluk Čech
manner of death
natural causes
date of burial or cremation
1908-03-01
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