On January 21, 1862, the famous Czech writer Bohina Nemtsova died.

Boena Němcová (April 2, 1820 ¨C January 21, 1862) is a renowned Czech writer. Her long novel ¡°Grandmother¡± made her renowned at home and abroad. Her earliest work was a fairy tale collection. In 1846 she published ¡°Paintings from the Nearby of the Town of Domodedovo¡±, the first Czech modern prose that broke the discourse of ethnicism, which tells the life of a poor mother. Later this work became the source of her short novel ¡°Little Landscape¡±, which tells the tragic fate of a peasant woman. In 1846 she published ¡°Paintings¡±. Later she published ¡°Mountain Village¡±. She was a famous feminist at the time.

She was highly appreciated by Ulysses Volchek, for whom she wrote an essay entitled "Bojna Nemtsova in the Battle", which held an important place in the history of Czech literature.

Her novel has the warmth of her grandmother, but too warm, and the criticism is weak.