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Nová Cerekev

Coordinates: 49°25′07″N 15°06′47″E / 49.41861°N 15.11306°E

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Synagogue in Nová Cerekev

Nová Cerekev (German: Neu-Cerekwe, Neucerekwe, Neu Zerekwe (Neuzerekwe)) is a market town in the Pelhřimov District of the Vysočina Region. And historically this town belonged to southern Bohemia.

People

Wenzel Chwala^[1]
Samuel Strnad (1845, born here - 1908), a Jewish Czech/Austro-Hungarian manor steward, the father of Oskar Strnad
Otto Šling (1912, born here - 1952), a Jewish Czech communist politician
Alfréd Justitz (1879-1934), painter and dog-breeder

Districts

See also

Horní Cerekev (German: Lobeskirchen, "Upper Cerekev/Churches")

References

49°25′07″N 15°06′47″E / 49.41861°N 15.11306°E / 49.41861; 15.11306

Towns, market towns and villages of Pelhřimov District

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