Czechia, Opava Births and Baptisms, 1800-1920

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Czechia, Opava Births and Baptisms, 1800-1920

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This collection contains civil birth and church baptism records from Opava, Moravian-Silesian, Czechia between the years 1800 and 1920. Records typically include the name of the child, the date and place of birth and the names of the parents.<br><br>Locations that were formerly in Czechoslovakia but today are in modern day Poland, are also included within this collection. The religions found within this collection are Catholic, Evangelical, Czech Brethren, Orthodox, and the Czechoslovak Church. <br>In the Czech language, nouns ending in a consonant take an -a or -e suffix to form the genitive case. Therefore, names in the images will appear with this suffix, though the record will display the base name without the grammatical ending. <br>This collection is unique to MyHeritage, which produced the index from scanned images of the original documents.

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Karel EnglischBorn: Aug 17 1880 - Hrabyně, Opava, Czechia

Karel Englisch (later known as Karel Engliš) was born in 1880 in Hrabyně. Growing up in the Opava district, he rose to become a titan of Czech academia and politics, serving as the first Rector of Masaryk University and later the Rector of Charles University in Prague. As a brilliant economist and the founder of the "Teleological School" of economics, he served multiple terms as the Minister of Finance for Czechoslovakia during the 1920s and 1930s, and also led the National Bank as its Governor. He had a major influence on the nation's financial stability and remained deeply connected to his birthplace, eventually returning to Hrabyně where he spent his final years.