-
Realist Party,
which he had
founded in 1889 with
Karel Kramář and
Josef Kaizl.
During World War I a
number of
Czechs and Slovaks, the
Czechoslovak Legions...
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Josef Kaizl (10 June 1854, Volyně – 19
August 1901, Myslkovice) was a
Czech professor, economist, and
politician in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. He was...
- "Realists") was
founded in 1900 by Tomáš Masaryk,
Karel Kramář and
Josef Kaizl. It
attempted to
reform the
Czech Government and
establish a
democracy in...
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Historical leaders František Palacký, František
Ladislav Rieger,
Josef Kaizl, František
August Brauner,
Karel Mattuš
Founded 1848
Dissolved 1918 Succeeded by...
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Claudia Raffelhüschen
Tobias Pflüger
Hanna Kohl (PARTEI) Anke
Glenz (FW) Mira
Kaizl (MLPD)
Sabine Kropf (dieBasis)
Simon Grimm (PDV) Anna
Rasputina (Volt) Alexander...
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Eduard Herbst, Emil Sax,
Leopold Hasner von Artha, Hans Kelsen,
Josef Kaizl,
Alois Rašín,
presidents of
Czechoslovakia Edvard Beneš and Emil Hácha,...
- (1850–1937), but he
strictly rejected being counted as a liberal.
Josef Kaizl (1854–1901) Garver,
Bruce M. (1978). The
Young Czech party, 1874-1901, and...
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Karel Sladkovský,
Julius Grégr,
Eduard Grégr,
Alois Pravoslav Trojan,
Josef Kaizl,
Josef Barák,
Emanuel Engel,
Karel Kramář,
Alois Rašín
Founded 1874 Dissolved...
- town
square dates from 1760.
Josef Niklas (1817–1877),
architect Josef Kaizl (1854–1901),
economist and
politician Jan Rubeš (1920–2009),
opera singer...
- north-east of České Budějovice, and 91 km (57 mi)
south of Prague.
Josef Kaizl (1854–1901),
economist and politician;
lived and died here "Po****tion of...
