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| − | '''Klement Gottwald''' (b. November 23, 1896 d. March 14, 1953) was from 1948 to 1953 the [[Stalinism|stalinist]] dictator of [[Czechoslovakia]] and one of the founders of the [[Czechoslovak Communist Party]].<ref>http:// | + | '''Klement Gottwald''' (b. November 23, 1896 d. March 14, 1953) was from 1948 to 1953 the [[Stalinism|stalinist]] dictator of [[Czechoslovakia]] and one of the founders of the [[Czechoslovak Communist Party]].<ref>http://frontpagemyag.com/2010/jamie-glazov/prisoners-of-yuri-andropov/</ref> In his tenure 178 political oppostionals and religious people were killed. More people died in labor camps. Gottwald was a alcoholic and suffered from [[Syphilis|syphilis]].<ref>http://www.hrad.cz/en/president-of-the-cr/former-presidents/klement-gottwald.shtml</ref> In a opinion poll by Česká televize from 2005 he was elected as the most unpopular Czech. |
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Revision as of 22:21, July 8, 2013
Klement Gottwald (b. November 23, 1896 d. March 14, 1953) was from 1948 to 1953 the stalinist dictator of Czechoslovakia and one of the founders of the Czechoslovak Communist Party.[1] In his tenure 178 political oppostionals and religious people were killed. More people died in labor camps. Gottwald was a alcoholic and suffered from syphilis.[2] In a opinion poll by Česká televize from 2005 he was elected as the most unpopular Czech.