We bring you the second part of the conversation with a great friend of Josef Alois Náhlovský († 72) Veronika Záhorská, who was one of his closest ones. What was he really like? Why was he terrified of childhood injuries? What hurt him the most? And how did he break it down? She talked about it for the eXtra.cz newsroom.
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Josef Alois Náhlovský: Lots of fans
Veronika Záhorská runs a spa business and also runs the Korunka pomoc charity. Right in the spa with entertainer Josef Alois Náhlovský she met 22 years ago and they became inseparable friends. Her friend’s death touched her all the more. What did she lovingly tell us about him in tears?
Although he had an apartment in Ústí, v Luhačovice but he fell in love with it so much that he bought a house here and also lived there, commuting between two homes.
Záhorská managed his Facebook, for example. “Until recently, he still had a push-button telephone. He always wanted Facebook and Instagram, so I helped him with that. He chose photos, dictated to me the lyrics that were supposed to be there. AND he was terribly happy the way people reacted to him. Mostly women wrote to him in the reports, but I already told him to answer them himself“An otherwise grieving friend smiled.”
A smart feeling
Television viewers knew Josef Alois Náhlovsky as an entertainer, a bit of a “sniper”, because perhaps many of them would be surprised that he was actually quite thoughtful and very clever.
“He was very intelligent and well-versed. Two rooms were full of history books. He could talk about everything, but most importantly, history was his big topic. He knew everything about politics, too. He was able to name who, when, to whom he took what territory. He was incredibly smart with a huge horizon.
At the same time, he was incredibly sensitive and receptive. When the children jumped around him, he was incredibly horrified that they would fall and something would happen to them. He was terribly afraid of them. I appreciated all the more that he was still able to visit children’s homes with me or go to hospitals, even for children with cancer. It must have been hard for him, but he went there because he wanted to give joy. He probably shed a tear at home, but he was terribly strong in helping others, “recalls his girlfriend touchingly. of the deceased entertainer.
The hypochondria were not played
Náhlovský was also famous for his hypochondria, from which he often made fun of himself. “Pepa has been dying for 22 years since I knew him. When we met, he said the fortune teller had predicted his death at the age of 56. Years passed, then he celebrated sixty, sixty-five and seventy. “ he says slightly amused.
„He kept complaining about his health. When he came to my office, I immediately asked him what he had a problem with that day. I liked to say that he was an energy carrier. He came, threw all his troubles at me and laughed after an hour verbally made our patients of all ages happy. He really did great with women. But as for his spleens: I asked him how he could be a comedian, he replied: ‘But I entertain people for money, not for free,’ “Mrs. Veronika quotes a deceased friend.
Covid hurt him
Boarding covidu He allegedly hurt him terribly. “He loved people, he loved meeting them. He was happy to be able to sit with strange aunts in coffee and have fun. AND covid took his energy, strength and vigor into life terribly. He was terribly scared because his lungs were really sick. What I knew of him was the second darkest period after him Josef Mladý. He suffered terribly because he could not be among the people, he really loved them, “he explains what made Josef Alois Náhlovsky difficult.
„His loved ones or partners knew that sometimes it really wasn’t easy for himbut on the other hand, life with him was terribly beautiful. The neighborhood never even knew that he was sometimes weeping, because when he went out among the people, he always greeted everyone, treated them kindly, did not reject anyone. He was amazing in that, “he sings to Náhlovsky’s ode.
The strongest memory
And when she asks if she remembers a strong incident, she remembers something he repeated over and over.
“There were a lot of jokes we had together. When Pepa came to me, he wasn’t in the habit of knockingwent through my assistant and went straight inside. How many times did he open the door and I had a meeting. He just said, ‘Don’t be disturbed’ and sat down and read the newspaper. I’m waiting for him to kick the door again and reappear“Added Veronika Záhorská with undisguised movement.
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