Category:Josef Hofer

Josef Hofer (Joseph Hofer) (* November 19, 1871 Snovídky u Vyškova - March 8, 1947, Luhačovice) was a Catholic priest, a teacher, a journalist, a religious writer and political publicist, the author of short stories. Josef Hofer is known above all as a sharp critic of Olomouc Archbishop ThDr. Theodor Kohn (*1845 – 1915). Josef Hofer is also known above all as the priest (pastor) from Old Hrozenkov (Starý Hrozenkov) in Moravské Kopanice (Moravian Digging-fields) in period of 1910 - 1920. His best known published books are: "Bohyně na Žítkové" ("The Goddess on Žítková"), "Povídky z Kopanic" ("Stories from Kopanice") a "Kopaničářské povídky" ("Kopanice's stories") and double-book "Římská církev v nedbalkách" ("The Roman church in the underwear").

Josef Hofer 

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Date of birth	19 November 1871 Snovídky
Date of death	8 March 1947 Luhačovice
Pseudonym	Rectus Josef Hříva Jakub Posolda
Country of citizenship	Austria-Hungary Czechoslovakia
Educated at	Saints Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology of Palacký University, Olomouc
Occupation	teacher journalist writer politician Catholic priest opinion journalist prose writer
Member of	Q125391230 (1913–1920)
Work location	Luhačovice Slatinice Starý Hrozenkov Strážnice
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