Petr Zenkl information

Petr Zenkl (13 June 1884 – 2 November 1975) was an influential Czech politician, government minister, mayor of Prague, chairman of the Czechoslovak National...

resistance movement. After 1945, the party resurfaced, under the leadership of Petr Zenkl, as one of the parties in the National Front. When Czechoslovakia became...

(1919–1948) 2 Karel Baxa 15 June 1919 5 April 1937 3 1⁄2 National Social 3 Petr Zenkl 6 April 1937 24 February 1939 1⁄2 National Social 4 Otakar Klapka (Died...

Party Leader % Seats +/– KSČ Klement Gottwald 31.19 93 +63 ČSNS Petr Zenkl 18.37 55 +27 ČSL Jan Šrámek 15.71 46 +24 DS Jozef Lettrich 14.14 43 New ČSSD...

Beneš (ČSNS) Prime Minister Klement Gottwald (KSČ) Deputy Prime Ministers Petr Zenkl (ČSNS) Ministers Vladimír Clementis (KSČ) Zdeněk Fierlinger (ČSSD) Václav...

Beneš (ČSNS) Prime Minister Klement Gottwald (KSČ) Deputy Prime Ministers Petr Zenkl (ČSNS) Ministers Vladimír Clementis (KSČ) Zdeněk Fierlinger (ČSSD) Václav...

Starzyński, the Mayor of Warsaw, probably murdered in Dachau in 1943 Petr Zenkl, Czech national socialist politician Yolande Beekman, Special Operations...

Václav Knop as Jaroslav Stránský Matěj Dadák as Prokop Drtina Hanuš Bor as Petr Zenkl Peter Varga as Julius Firt Karel Zima as Bohumil Laušman Matúš Bukovčan...

Special Operations Executive (SOE) agent, codenamed "The White Rabbit" Petr Zenkl, Czech National Social Party politician, deputy Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia...

office 15 June 1919 – 5 April 1937 Preceded by Přemysl Šámal Succeeded by Petr Zenkl President of Constitutional Court of Czechoslovakia In office 17 November...

and at stations. The next day, Frischer called deputy prime minister Petr Zenkl, and received assurances from Lettrich that the situation was completely...

Vilis Māsēns (Latvia): 1954–1958 Stefan Korboński (Poland): 1958–1959 Petr Zenkl (Czechoslovakia): 1959–1960 Vaclovas Sidzikauskas (Lithuania) 1960–1961...