# Brazda

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**Brazda** or **Brázda** (Czech and Slovak feminine: **Brázdová**) may refer to:

## People

- [Amelie Posse-Brázdová](/source/Amelie_Posse-Br%C3%A1zdov%C3%A1) (1884–1957), Swedish author
- [Bozidar Brazda](/source/Bozidar_Brazda) (born 1972), Canadian artist
- [Dalibor Brazda](/source/Dalibor_Brazda) (1921–2005), Czech/Swiss music composer, arranger, and conductor
- [Oskar Brázda](/source/Oskar_Br%C3%A1zda) (1887–1977), Czech painter and artist
- [Pavel Brázda](/source/Pavel_Br%C3%A1zda) (1926–2017), Czech painter
- [Rudolf Brazda](/source/Rudolf_Brazda) (1913–2011), one of the last known survivors of homosexual deportation (Buchenwald concentration camp)
- [Soňa Brázdová](/source/So%C5%88a_Br%C3%A1zdov%C3%A1) (born 1953), Czech gymnast
- [Tia Brazda](/source/Tia_Brazda), Canadian singer

## Places

- [Brázda (cave)](/source/Br%C3%A1zda_(cave)), a cave in the [Slovak Karst](/source/Slovak_Karst) mountains in Slovakia
- [Brazda, Čučer-Sandevo](/source/Brazda,_%C4%8Cu%C4%8Der-Sandevo), a village in North Macedonia - [Stenkovec Brazda Airfield](/source/Stenkovec_Brazda_Airfield)
- [Brazda lui Novac](/source/Brazda_lui_Novac), Roman limes in present-day Romania, known also as Constantine Wall

## See also

- [Brózda](/source/Br%C3%B3zda) (Polish form)

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