Antonín Švehla

Antonín Švehla (15 April 1873, Prague – 12 December 1933, Prague) 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 Czechoslovak Republic; he was the leader of the Agrarian Party, which was dominant within the Pětka, which was largely his own invention. Švehla is also credited with the slogan of the Pětka: "We have agreed that we will agree."

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

Prime Ministers of Czechoslovakia

First Czechoslovak Republic	Karel Kramář · Vlastimil Tusar · Jan Černý · Edvard Beneš · Antonín Švehla · Jan Černý · Antonín Švehla · František Udržal · Jan Malypetr · Milan Hodža · Jan Syrový

Second Czechoslovak Republic	Jan Syrový · Rudolf Beran

Occupation	Protectorate: Rudolf Beran · Alois Eliáš · Jaroslav Krejčí · Richard Bienert Government-in-exile: Jan Šrámek · Zdeněk Fierlinger

Third Czechoslovak Republic	Zdeněk Fierlinger · Klement Gottwald

Communist Era	Antonín Zápotocký · Viliam Široký · Jozef Lenárt · Oldřich Černík · Lubomír Štrougal · Ladislav Adamec

Czech and Slovak Federal Republic	Marián Čalfa · Jan Stráský

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Name	Svehla, Antonin
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Date of birth	15 April 1873
Place of birth	Prague
Date of death	12 December 1933
Place of death	Prague

Antonín Švehla

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