Rudolf Karel [SEP] occupation
Rudolf Karel
Rudolf Karel (*November 9, 1880 in Pilsen – murdered March 6, 1945 in Theresienstadt) was a distinguished Czech composer.
Biography.
Rudolf Karel was son of a poor railway employee. He studied composition from 1899 to 1904 with Antonín Dvořák and organ with Josef Klička in Prague. In Prague, he took part in the resistance and in March 1943 was arrested. After being interned at Pankrác for two years (1943–1945) Karel was sent to Theresienstadt concentration camp (often used as a transit
artistic management of: Jiří Trnka
- Head of Production: Jaroslav Jílovec
- Animation: Čeněk Duba, Josef Kábrt, Miloslav Krejčí, Stanislav Látal, Karel Mann, Jan Műller, Bohuslav Šrámek, Karel Štrébl, Zdeněk Miler
- Made with the collaboration: Zbyněk Bláha, Blahout, Rudolf Holan, Vojen Masník, Jaroslav Možíš, Bořivoj Novák, and a hundred others
- During the German occupation tales were told of a mysterious man who jumped about on springs and brought terror to the occupants with his jumps and