Government of Vlastimil Tusar II
The Czechoslovak government Vlastimil Tusar II , led by Prime Minister Vlastimil Tusar , was in office from May 25, 1920 to September 15, 1920. It followed the Vlastimil Tusar I government and was replaced by the Jan Černý I government .
Government formation, program
Vlastimil Tusar's second government from 1920 was also the second government of the so-called red-green coalition, which consisted of the socialist parties and the agrarian party. It came about after the first parliamentary elections in April 1920 , when the first government of Tusar gave way to the formation of a new government. Tusar's social democracy, which achieved good results in the parliamentary elections, was able to slightly strengthen its role in the government.
The government ended its term largely as a result of a crisis within the Social Democratic Party when part of the left wing that later became the Communist Party destabilized Social Democracy.
Government composition
- Prime Minister: Vlastimil Tusar (ČSDSD) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Foreign Minister: Edvard Beneš (non-party) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Interior Minister: Antonín Švehla (RSZML) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Finance Minister: Karel Engliš (independent) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Minister for Education and National Enlightenment: Gustav Habrman (ČSDSD) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Defense Minister:
- (acting) Vlastimil Tusar (ČSDSD) (May 25, 1920– July 16, 1920)
- Ivan Markovič (ČSDSD) (July 16, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Minister of Justice: Alfréd Meissner (ČSDSD) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Minister for Industry, Trade and Commerce: Kuneš Sonntag (RSZML) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Foreign Trade Minister : Rudolf Hotowetz (independent) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Minister for the Railways: Jiří Stříbrný (ČsNS) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Minister of Public Works: Bohuslav Vrbenský (ČsNS) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Minister of Agriculture:
- Karel Prášek (RSZML) (25.5.1920–24.6.1920)
- (provisional) Kuneš Sonntag (RSZML) (June 24th, 1920– September 15th, 1920)
- Minister for Social Affairs: Lev Winter (ČSDSD) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Health and Sport Minister: Vavro Šrobár (independent) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Minister of Post and Telecommunications: František Staněk (RSZML) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
- Unification Minister : Vavro Šrobár (independent) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Minister for the Administration of Slovakia: Ivan Dérer (ČSDSD) (25.5.1920–15.9.1920)
- Minister of Food : Václav Johanis (ČSDSD) (May 25, 1920– September 15, 1920)
Party affiliation
In addition to some non-party ministers, the following parties of the so - called all-national coalition were represented in the government:
- Republikánská strana zemědělského a malorolnického lidu (RSZML), Republican Party of the Agricultural and Smallholder People (Agricultural Party for short)
- Československá sociálně democická strana dělnická (ČSDSD), Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party
- Československá strana socialistická (ČSS), Czechoslovak Socialist Party
Remarks
- ↑ It was a ministry that was supposed to unify the laws and administration.
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- www.vlada.cz/.../prehled-vlad-cr , website of the government of the Czech Republic, overview of the governments since 1918, in Czech, accessed July 20, 2013
- www.vlada.cz/.../historie (PDF; 98 kB), website of the Government of the Czech Republic, History of the Office of the Government, Czech, accessed on July 21, 2013
See also
Masaryk (1918) | Kramář (1918–1919) | Tusar I (1919-1920) | Tusar II (1920-1920) | Černý I (1920–1921) | Beneš (1921–1922) | Švehla I (1922–1925) | Švehla II (1925–1926) | Černý II (1926) | Švehla III (1926–1929) | Udržal I (1929–1929) | Udržal II (1929–1932) | Malypetr I (1932-1934) | Malypetr II (1934 – .1935) | Malypetr III (1935-1935) | Hodža I (1935-1935) | Hodža II (1935–1937) | Hodža III (1937–1938) | Syrový I (1938)