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Viliam Široký's Third Cabinet
Viliam Široký's Third Cabinet
Date formed	11 July 1960
Date dissolved	20 September 1963
People and organisations
Head of state	Antonín Zápotocký
Head of government	Viliam Široký
Deputy head of government	Jaromír Dolanský; Václav Kopecký; Otakar Šimůnek; Rudolf Barák; Rudolf Strechaj; Ludmila Jankovcová; Jan Piller; František Krajčír
Member parties	NF (KSČ, ČSS, ČSL, SSO)
History
Predecessor	Široký II
Successor	Lenárt

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The third government of Viliam Široký lasted from 11 July 1960 to 20 September 1963. Most of the members of the government were members of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, but there were also five representatives of other political parties NF, namely: 2 representatives of the People's Party, 2 representatives of the ČSS, and one representative of the SSO.

The term of office of the third government of Viliam Široký in Czechoslovakia, led by Prime Minister Viliam Široký, ran from July 11, 1960 to September 20, 1963. It replaced the Government of Viliam Široký II and was replaced by the government of Jozef Lenárt.

The new National Assembly of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, elected in June 1960, approved a new constitution on July 11, 1960, which also necessitated a new government, headed for the third time by Viliam Široký. At the same time, the leading role of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia for the coming transition period to communism was also enshrined in the constitution. The new constitution postulated that the transition period was over and Czechoslovakia reached the stage of socialism, which was also reflected in the new name of the state - Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. After a meeting of the party's central committee at the end of May 1963, at which economic undesirable developments were particularly criticized, Jozef Lenárt became the new prime minister.

The ministers were in office for the entire regular term of office (July 11, 1960 to September 20, 1963), unless otherwise stated.

Composition of the government

Wallet	Minister		Entering the office	Leaving office
Prime Minister	Viliam Široký^[1]	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
First Deputy	Jaromír Dolanský^[2]	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
First Deputy	Alexej Čepička	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Deputy Prime Minister	Václav Kopecký	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
	Ludmila Jankovcová	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
	Václav Škoda	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
	Karel Poláček	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
	Rudolf Barák	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
	Otakar Šimůnek	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of the Interior	Rudolf Barák	KSČ	11 July 1960	23 June 1961
Minister of National Defense	Bohumír Lomský	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Local Economy	Joseph Kyselý	SSO	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Health	Josef Plojhar	ČSL	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Construction	Aldrich Beran	KSČ	11 July 1960	9 February 1962
	Josef Korčák	KSČ	9 February 1962	5 January 1963
	Samuel Takáč	KSČ	5 January 1963	20 September 1963
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Václav David^[3]	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Finance	Július Ďuriš	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Internal Trade	František Krajčir	KSČ	12 December 1954	17 January 1959
Minister of Internal Trade	Ladislav Brabec	KSČ	17 January 1959	11 July 1960
Minister of Forests and Timber Industry	Josef Krosnář	KSČ	12 December 1954	16 June 1956
Minister of Redemption	Božena Machačová-Dostálová	KSČ	12 December 1954	16 June 1956
Minister of General Engineering	Karel Poláček	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Culture	Ladislav Štoll	KSČ	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
Minister of the Food Industry	Jindřich Uher	KSČ	11 July 1960	23 June 1961
Minister of the Food Industry	Josef Krosnář	KSČ	23 June 1961	20 September 1963
Office of Control and Statistics	Josef Krosnář	KSČ	23 June 1961	20 September 1963
Minister of fuel and energy (from 30 May 1955 fuel)	Oldřich Černík	KSČ	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Metallurgical Industry and Ore Mines	Miroslav Šmok	KSČ	11 July 1960	10 March 1962
Minister of Metallurgical Industry and Ore Mines	Josef Krejčí	KSČ	10 March 1962	20 September 1963
Minister of Agriculture	Lubomír Štrougal	KSČ	11 July 1960	23 June, 1961
Minister of Agriculture	Vratislav Krutina	KSČ	23 June, 1961	20 September 1963
Minister of Justice	Alois Neuman	ČSS	11 July 1960	20 September 1963
Minister of Foreign Trade	Richard Dvořák	KSČ	12 December 1954	17 January 1959
Minister of Foreign Trade	František Krajčir	KSČ	17 January 1959	11 July 1960
Minister of Education (from June 16, 1956 education and culture)	František Kahuda	KSČ	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
Minister of Light Industry (from June 16, 1956 Minister of Consumer Industry)	Alois Málek	KSČ	12 December 1954	16 June 1956
	Božena Machačová-Dostálová	KSČ	16 June 1956	11 July 1960
Minister of Communications	Alois Neuman	ČSS	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
Minister of Manpower	Václav Nosek	KSČ	12 December 1954	22 July 1955
Minister of Manpower	Josef Tesla	KSČ	15 October 1955	31 July 1957
Minister of Transport	Antonín Pospíšil	ČSL	12 December 1954	8 January 1958
Minister of Transport	František Vlasák	KSČ	8 January 1958	11 July 1960
Minister of Chemical Industry	Jozef Púčik	KSČ	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
Minister of Energy (since April 1, 1958 of Energy and Water Management)	František Vlasák	KSČ	30 May 1955	8 January 1958
	Antonín Pospíšil	ČSL	8 January 1958	11 July 1960
Minister of Precision Engineering	Václav Ouzký	KSČ	15 October 1955	15 October 1958
Minister of the Automotive Industry and Agricultural Machinery	Emil Hammered	KSČ	15 October 1955	15 October 1958
Minister of State Assets	Marek Smida	KSČ	15 October 1955	16 June 1956
Minister of General Engineering	Karel Poláček	KSČ	15 October 1958	11 July 1960
Minister without portfolio	Zdeněk Nejedlý	KSČ	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
	Július Maurer	KSČ	12 December 1954	16 June 1956
	Josef Tesla	KSČ	31 July 1957	6 March 1959
	Václav Ouzký	KSČ	15 October 1958	9 February 1959
Minister - Chairman of the State Planning Office	Otakar Šimůnek	KSČ	12 December 1954	11 July 1960
Minister - Chairman of the State Committee for Construction	Aldrich Beran	KSČ	15 October 1955	16 June 1956
Minister - Chairman of the State Committee for Construction	Emanuel Schlechta	ČSS	16 June 1956	17 March 1960
Minister - Chairman of the Government Committee for the Improvement of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management	Joseph Kyselý	SSO	15 October 1958	11 July 1960
Minister - Chairman of the State Committee for Technology Development	Václav Ouzký	KSČ	9 February 1959	11 July 1960

References

^ "Přehled členů vlády". Vláda ČR. Retrieved 2021-08-16.
^ "JUDr. Jaromír Dolanský" (in Czech). Czech Television. Retrieved 2022-12-12.
^ "Diplomacie – umění, nebo řemeslo?". 21stoleti.cz. 21 April 2005. Archived from the original on 24 December 2010. Retrieved 14 December 2008.

Links

Milan Churaň et al.: Who was who in our history in the 20th century, Volume 1 (A–M), Volume 2 (N-Ž), Libri, Prague 1998 (2nd edition), ISBN 80-85983-44-3 (1st volume), ISBN 80-85983-64-8 (2nd volume), ISBN 80-85983-65-6 (file)
Government of Viliam Široky on the website of the government of the Czech Republic

Category:Communist Party of Czechoslovakia Category:Cabinets established in 1954 Category:Cabinets disestablished in 1960

References

External links

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[1] "Přehled členů vlády". Vláda ČR. Retrieved 2021-08-16.

[2] "JUDr. Jaromír Dolanský" (in Czech). Czech Television. Retrieved 2022-12-12.

[3] "Diplomacie – umění, nebo řemeslo?". 21stoleti.cz. 21 April 2005. Archived from the original on 24 December 2010. Retrieved 14 December 2008.

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Second Czechoslovak Republic	Syrový I (1938) Syrový II (1938) Beran I (1938–1939)
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia	Beran II (1939) Eliáš (1939–1942) Krejčí (1942–1945) Bienert (1945)
Government-in-exile	Šrámek I (1940–1942) Šrámek II (1942–1945)
Third Czechoslovak Republic	Fierlinger I (1945) Fierlinger II (1945–1946) Gottwald I (1946–1948) Gottwald II (1948)
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic	Zápotocký/Široký (1948–1954) Široký II (1954–1960) Široký III (1960–1963) Lenárt (1963–1968) Černík I (1968) Černík II (1969) Černík III (1969–1970) Štrougal I (1970–1971) Štrougal II (1971–1976) Štrougal III (1976–1981) Štrougal IV (1981–1986) Štrougal V (1986–1988) Štrougal VI (1988) Adamec (1988–1989)
Czech and Slovak Federative Republic	Čalfa I(1989–1990) Čalfa II (1990–1992) Stráský (1992)