František Dvořák (editor)

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František Dvořák (born September 27, 1872 in Třebíč , Moravia ; † June 16, 1942 in Prague ), German Franz Dvorak , was a Bohemian journalist and editor as well as a politician and member of the Constituent National Assembly of Austria.

Life

František Dvořák attended an elementary and middle school . In January 1918 he was a co-founder of the humanitarian association České srdce ("Czech Heart"), which was supposed to look after the welfare of war widows and their children.

Dvořák oriented himself towards social democracy. He worked as an editor of the magazine Dělnické listy ("Arbeiterblätter"), which appeared in Prague and Vienna, where there was a strong social-democratic movement among Czech workers. He later became the newspaper's editor-in-chief. In the elections for the National Constituent Assembly in 1919, the otherwise competing Czech groups joined together in a common candidacy. Your candidate was the non-party František Dvořák, who was elected with 65,132 votes. He held the mandate in the National Assembly from March 4, 1919 to November 9, 1920.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Franz Dvorak , keyword in Who is who on the website of the Austrian Parliament, online at: parlament.gv.at / ...
  2. ↑ František Dvořák (1872-1942) , brief information from the Příjmení.cz server, online at: prijmeni.cz / ...
  3. ↑ [ untitled ], a MARC keyword from the National Library in Prague on František Dvořák, online at: aleph.nkp.cz / ...
  4. ↑ a b Czechoslovak Socialist Party of Austria , documentation of the portal dasrotewien.at, web lexicon of the Viennese social democracy (SPÖ), online at: dasrotewien.at/...oesterreichs

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SURNAME Dvořák, František
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dvorak, Franz (German form of name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian-Austrian politician (non-attached), member of the National Council
DATE OF BIRTH September 27, 1872
PLACE OF BIRTH Trebitsch (Třebíč) , Moravia
DATE OF DEATH 1942
Place of death Prague