Václav Havel´s Family

Born 25 March 1861 in Prague’s Lesser Quarter

Died 6 September 1921 in Prague

• Son of Václav Julius Havel and Teresie Baumová
• Husband of Emilie Havlová, nee Pavelková (1869–1926) 
• Father of Václav M. Havel (1897–1979) and Miloš Havel (1899–1968)
• Construction engineer and entrepreneur, owner of several apartment buildings and founder of Prague’s Lucerna Palace

Born 1869 in Bystřice nad Pernštejnem
Died 1926 in Prague  

• Daughter of Antonín Pavelka and Marie Ričanová 
• Husband of builder Vácslav Havel (1861–1921)
• Mother of Václav M. Havel (1897–1979) and Miloš Havel (1899–1968)

Born 12 September 1897 in Zběšičky
Died 22 July 1979 in Prague

• Son of Vácslav Havel and Emilie Havlová
• Husband of Běla Friedlandrová (1900–1966) and Božena Havlová, nee Vavrečková (1913–1970)
• Father of Václav Havel (1936–2011) and Ivan Miloš Havel (1938–2021)
• Construction engineer and businessman, visionary entrepreneur, completed Prague’s Lucerna Palace and founded the Barrandov district
• Author of the extensive autobiography My Memoirs

Born 3 November 1899 in Prague
Died 25 February 1968 in Munich (Germany)

• Son of Vácslav Havel and Emilie Havlová
• Husband of Marie Weyrová
• Film producer, Czech film magnate, owner of the company Lucernafilm, founder of the Barrandov studios
• His life is outlined in Krystyna Wanatowiczová’s book Miloš Havel – Czech Film Magnate 

Born 15 February 1913 in Brno
Died 11 December 1970 in Prague

• Daughter of Hugo Vavrečka (1880–1952) and Josefa Vavrečková, nee Kolbingerová
• Mother of Václav Havel (1936–2011) and Ivan Miloš Havel (1938–2021)
• Visual artist and designer

Born 22 February 1880 in Slezská Ostrava
Died 9 August 1952 in Brno

• Husband of Josefa Vavrečková, nee Kolbingerová.
• Father of Božena Havlová, nee Vavrečková (1913–1970)
• Grandfather of Václav Havel (1936–2011) and Ivan Miloš Havel (1938–2021)
• Economist, journalist, diplomat, politician, manager, polymath

Born 10 October 1938 in Prague
Died 25 April 2021

• Son of Václav M. Havel (1897–1979) and Božena Havlová (1913–1970) 
• Husband of Květa Vašková and Dagmar Ilkovičová
• Father of Prokop Havel and Vojtěch Havel
• Cyberneticist, philosopher, founder of the Center for Theoretical Study at Charles University and the Czech Academy of Sciences