Czech Republic
| Jan Mydlář | (1572–1664) (Prague) |
| ? Sperling | ~1578 (Brno) |
| ? Kotzurek | ~1835 (Brno) |
| Alois Seyfried | (1848–1849, died 1869) (Brno, also last executioner for Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
| Johann Baptist Pipperger | (1865–1888) (Prague)|} |
| Leopold Wohlschläger | (1888–1927) (Prague)|} |
| Vladimír Trunda | hangman of Milada Horáková, only the name is known |
| František Skořepa | hangman of Rudolf Slánský, only the name is known |
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“I’m neither Czech nor Slovak ... I’m still trying to figure out who I am. I think I’m Jewish. But first I want to be human.”
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