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Revolutionary Trade Union Movement
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Revolutionary Trade Union Movement

Czechoslovakian history
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  • Antonín Zápotocký

    …World War II when the Revolutionary Trade Union Movement, composed of all of Czechoslovakia’s organized labour, was formed in 1945, Zápotocký became its chairman. After the Communist takeover of the government in 1948, Zápotocký became a member of the political secretariat and premier of Czechoslovakia. He became president after the…

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    …World War II when the Revolutionary Trade Union Movement, composed of all of Czechoslovakia’s organized labour, was formed in 1945, Zápotocký became its chairman. After the Communist takeover of the government in 1948, Zápotocký became a member of the political secretariat and premier of Czechoslovakia. He became president after the…

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