| Vincenc Priessnitz
(1799–1851) |
native of Gräfenberg, a founder of spa (he treated by cold spring water, he also used a work therapy) –
200th anniversary of birthday |
| Fugger family from Augsburg |
enterprising family from 16th century. |
| Nikolaj Vasilievic Gogol (1809–1852) |
native of Ukraina, world-known writer, he stay at Gräfenberg spa for treatment |
| Reginald Kneifel (1761–1828) |
specialist in pedagogy, natural scientist, native of Dolní Lipová |
| Bernard Kutzer (1794–1864) |
native of Dolní Údolí u Zlatých Hor, woodcarver, sculptor, painter |
| Josef Neugebauer (1850–1926) |
native of Dolní Lipová, parson |
| Josef Obeth
(1874–1961) |
native of Terezín u Mikulovic, sculptor, creator of Vincenc Priessnitz Memorial |
| Philo vom Walde (Jan Reinelt)
(1858–1905) |
native of Golušovice u Hlubčic, poet, philosopher |
| Josef Reinhold
(1885–1947) |
native of Ukraina, medical man and senior consultant, he managed Jeseník Spa |
| Josef Schindler (1814–1890) |
native of Jablonec nad Nisou, a doctor, Jeseník Spa |
| Franz Schubert
(1797–1828) |
composer, nativ of Wien, parents issue from Nová Ves u Zlatých Hor |
| Edmund Weiss (1837-1917) |
native of Jeseník, scientist and astrologer |
| Prof. MUDr. Richard
Werner |
wrongfully practically forgotten native of Jeseník, a doctor and a leading malignant tumour specialist |
| Mikulas Wesselenyi
(1794–1850) |
native of Szibo (Hungary), politician and orator |
| Vitezslav Zeman
(1916–1978) |
native of Havlíčkův Brod, a notable Jeseník museum custodian |
| Adolf Raymann (1799–1883) |
mayor, founder of textile manufacture |
| Vladimir Körner |
writer (he located some plots of his works to this region) |
| JUDr. Milos Kocka |
writer, an author of biographical novel about V. Priessnitz „Prameny živé vody“ (Well-springs of live watter) |
| PhDr. Rudolf Zuber |
archivist, writer – an author of many publications about region |
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