I carried food to two-legged foxes
Zdenka Kobzová was born on September 17, 1935 in Olomouc as the eldest of two children to her parents Ferdinand and Maria Nimmrichter. However, she spent her childhood and the Second World War in Crhov in the Zábřežsko region, where her father worked as a teacher in the local two-class municipal school. In this purely Czech village, during the wars incorporated into the Sudetenland, she experienced several Gestapo raids. In the school building where the family lived, German soldiers also housed Soviet prisoners for fourteen days, to whom the family secretly gave food. As a nine-year-old girl, Zdenka also brought food to the partisans. Shortly after the war, she saw the execution of a German soldier with her own eyes. After the war, she graduated from medical school and worked for forty-seven years as a nurse in a nursery. In 1958, she married Miroslav Kobza, with whom she then had two children, Soňa and Miroslav. Five years later, the family moved to Zábřeh, where Zdenka Kobzová lived in 2020.