Antonín Švehla
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Antonín Švehla (April 15, 1873 – December 12, 1933) was a Czechoslovakian politician. He served three terms as the prime minister of Czechoslovakia. He is regarded as one of the most important political figures of the First Chechoslovak Republic; he was the leader of the Agrarian Party, which was dominant within the petka, which was largely his own invention. Svehla is also credited with the admirable slogan of the petka: "We have agreed that we will agree."
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| Preceded by Edvard Beneš |
Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia 1922–1926 |
Succeeded by Jan Černý |
| Preceded by Jan Černý |
Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia 1926–1929 |
Succeeded by František Udržal |
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| First Republic | Karel Kramář • Vlastimil Tusar • Jan Černý • Edvard Beneš • Antonín Švehla • Jan Černý • Antonín Švehla • František Udržal • Jan Malypetr • Milan Hodža • Jan Syrový |
| Second Republic | Jan Syrový • Rudolf Beran |
| Government in exile | Jan Šrámek • Zdeněk Fierlinger |
| Transition to Communism | Zdeněk Fierlinger • Klement Gottwald |
| Communist | Klement Gottwald • Antonín Zápotocký • Viliam Široký • Jozef Lenárt • Oldřich Černík • Lubomír Štrougal • Ladislav Adamec • Marián Čalfa |
| after the Velvet Revolution | Petr Pithart • Jan Stráský |
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