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Josef Čejka (* 30 October 1873 Olešnice in south-western Poland, Lower Silesian Voivodeship - 24 October 1942 Mauthausen concentration camp)
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Čeština: Josef Čejka (* 30. října 1873 Olešnice v jihozápadním Polsku, Dolnoslezské vojvodství – 24. října 1942 koncentrační tábor Mauthausen) byl továrník a zakladatel výrobny jízdních kol v Turnově. V roce 1942 byl již ve věku, kdy se chystal strávit starobní důchod v Kacanovech (okres Semily v Libereckém kraji, zhruba 4 km jižně od Turnova). V Kacanovech byl současně členem místní sokolské organizace. V rámci zátahu proti profesoru RNDr. Vladimíru Krajinovi (* 30. ledna 1905 Slavice u Třebíče – 1. června 1993 Vancouver, Kanada) byl Josef Čejka dne 21. srpna 1942 zatčen. Z policejní vazby v Praze jej Němci deportovali do Malé pevnosti Terezín. Odtud byl převezen do koncentračního tábora Mauthausen, kde byl zastřelen ranou do týla z malorážní pistole v odstřelovacím koutě mauthausenského bunkru dne 24. října 1942 v 15.40 hodin.
English: Josef Čejka (* 30 October 1873 Olešnice in south-western Poland, Lower Silesian Voivodeship - 24 October 1942 Mauthausen concentration camp) was a manufacturer and founder of a bicycle factory in Turnov. In 1942, he was already of an age to spend his retirement in Kacanovy (Semily district in the Liberec region, about 4 km south of Turnov). In Kacanovy he was also a member of the local Sokol organization. Josef Čejka was arrested on 21 August 1942 as part of a raid against Professor Vladimír Krajina (* 30 January 1905 Slavice u Třebíče - 1 June 1993 Vancouver, Canada). From police custody in Prague, the Germans deported him to the Small Fortress of Terezín. From there he was taken to the Mauthausen concentration camp, where he was shot in the back of the head with a small-calibre pistol in the sniper's corner of the Mauthausen bunker on 24 October 1942 at 3.40 pm. |
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