A student issued a report card from the revolution to them. You are brave, my parents would not tolerate this
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Hana Hajnová, née Hladká, was born on December 6, 1945 in Prague. Her father František Hladký was an officer. The family was moving. In 1957, they moved permanently to Turnov, the birthplace of the mother Květuše Hladká. Hana Hajnová graduated from the Secondary School of Arts and Industry in Turnov (SUPŠ), majoring in silversmithing. After school, she joined Prague’s Kovotep, where opponents of the regime worked. In the spring of 1968, she married Karel Hajn, they lived in Turnov. She went on maternity leave on August 21, 1968, and her son Kryštof was born a month later. The Hajns moved around dissident circles. They were interested in spiritual development, anthroposophy. Hana worked in a kindergarten. In November 1989, Karel Hajn was an active member of the Civic Forum. After the Velvet Revolution, Hana Hajnová began intensively studying Waldorf pedagogy. In 1990, she co-founded the first Waldorf kindergarten in the Czech Republic, and in 2000, the first Waldorf Family Center – Náruč in the Czech Republic. In retirement, she still devoted herself to Waldorf pedagogy. In 2022, she lived in Turnov.
