Eva Brožová












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            First year student at the Faculty of Arts, CU, majoring in Languages and Communication for
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            (20 years old)

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            Eva was from Říčany. After graduating from Gymnázium Voděradská in Prague 10, she was acce

            Faculty of Arts at Charles University. Her hobbies included reading books, playing the gui
            doing tai chi and contemporary dance, growing and drying flowers, creating art, going hiki
            lyrics and poems, like the following:


            When I close my eyes, I see silence,
            Flowing through my heart.

            I hear your beautiful eyes,
            Whispering love.
            I feel the light - it's where you are,

            And darkness all around.
            Now I hold your hand.


            She had a gift for language. She remembered lyrics, conversations, and passages from books
            looking them up later. She even created her own alphabet and experimented with wordplay.


            From the age of eight, Eva was a member of the League of Forest Wisdom (www.ligalesnimoudr
            "http://www.ligalesnimoudrosti.cz"] ), and later, she passed on what she had learned to yo
            including her brother Jakub, in the tribe (www.kmenbobru.cz [ URL "http://www.kmenbobru.cz

            that when they grew up, they too would pass on their knowledge. It wasn’t just her brother
            that inspired her – she enjoyed creating puzzles, maps, treasure hunts, and exploring new 


            She organised a camp in Banát for the children of Czech compatriots.

            Eva was a creator at heart. She made jewellery, collected and dried flowers, sewed clothes

            and burned patterns into wood. She found joy in small things, like old tins with a history
            “soul” that had serendipitously found their way into her hands.



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            Eva in her mother’s memories:
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            • Evička loved people and always looked for the good in them. The world in her company was

              she could always make others smile. She was incredibly perceptive and empathetic, full o
              judgemental, and open to other opinions. She had a deep desire to help those around her 
              that others did not. She loved wildflowers, walking barefoot, and eating dark chocolate.

              unique ability to turn small moments into warm memories. She was constantly learning and
              herself. A fighter, she never gave up.
            • Eva was also deeply interested in philosophy, believing it helped foster wisdom, reduced

              made people more open, content, kind, and helpful. Recently, she became particularly pas
              her studies in sign language, which she felt was a valuable skill. We often attended chi
              performances interpreted into sign language, and Evička watched the interpreters with fa