Second government of Viliam Široký
Date formed12 December 1954
Date dissolved11 July 1960
People and organisations
Head of stateAntonín Zápotocký
Head of governmentViliam Široký
Deputy head of governmentJaromír Dolanský
Alexej Čepička
Václav Kopecký
Ludmila Jankovcová
Václav Škoda
Karel Poláček
Rudolf Barák
Otakar Šimůnek
Member partiesNF (KSČ, ČSS, ČSL, SSO)
History
PredecessorZápotocký/Siroký
Successor Široký III

The second government of Viliam Široký lasted from 12 December 1954 to 11 July 1960. Most of the members of the government were members of the Communist Party, 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.

Composition of the government

WalletMinister Party MemberEntering the officeLeaving office
Prime Minister Viliam Široký[1] KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
First Deputy Jaromír Dolanský[2] KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Alexej Čepička KSČ 12 December 1954 25 April 1956
Deputy Prime Minister Václav Kopecký KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Ludmila Jankovcová KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Václav Škoda KSČ 12 December 1954 16 June 1956
Karel Poláček KSČ 12 December 1954 5 April 1958
Rudolf Barák KSČ 6 March 1959 11 July 1960
Otakar Šimůnek KSČ 6 March 1959 11 July 1960
Minister of the Interior Rudolf Barák KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of National Defense Alexei Cepička KSČ 12 December 1954 25 April 1956
Bohumír Lomský KSČ 25 April 1956 11 July 1960
Minister of Local Economy Joseph Kyselý SSO 12 December 1954 1 April 1958
Minister of Health Josef Plojhar ČSL 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of Construction Emanuel Schlechta ČSS 12 December 1954 16 June 1956
Aldrich Beran KSČ 16 June 1956 11 July 1960
Minister of Foreign Affairs Václav David KSČ 16 June 1956 11 July 1960
Minister of Finance Július Ďuriš KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of Internal Trade František Krajčir KSČ 12 December 1954 17 January 1959
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 Engineering
(from 15 October 1955 of heavy industry)		 Karel Poláček KSČ 12 December 1954 15 October 1955
Jan Bukal KSČ 15 October 1955 1 August 1957
Josef Reitmajer KSČ 1 August 1957 11 July 1960
Minister of Culture Ladislav Štoll KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of the Food Industry
(from June 16, 1956 of the Food Industry and Purchase)		 Jindřich Uher KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of State Control Aldrich Beran KSČ 12 December 1954 15 October 1955
Michal Bakula KSČ 15 October 1955 16 June 1956
Josef Krosnář KSČ 16 June 1956 11 July 1960
Minister of fuel and energy
(from 30 May 1955 fuel)		 Josef Jonáš KSČ 12 December 1954 11 July 1960
Minister of Metallurgical Industry and Ore Mines Josef Reitmajer KSČ 12 December 1954 1 August 1957
Václav Černý KSČ 1 August 1957 11 July 1960
Minister of Agriculture
(from June 16, 1956 agriculture and forestry)		 Marek Smida KSČ 12 December 1954 15 October 1955
Vratislav Krutina KSČ 15 October 1955 16 June 1956
Michal Bakula KSČ 16 June 1956 6 March 1959
Lubomír Štrougal KSČ 6 March 1959 11 July 1960
Minister of Justice Jan Bartuška KSČ 12 December 1954 16 June 1956
Václav Škoda KSČ 16 June 1956 11 July 1960
Minister of Foreign Trade Richard Dvořák KSČ 12 December 1954 17 January 1959
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
Josef Tesla KSČ 15 October 1955 31 July 1957
Minister of Transport Antonín Pospíšil ČSL 12 December 1954 8 January 1958
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
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

  1. ↑ "Přehled členů vlády". Vláda ČR. Retrieved 2021-08-16.
  2. ↑ "JUDr. Jaromír Dolanský" (in Czech). Czech Television. Retrieved 2022-12-12.
  • 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
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