Czechoslovakia In Czechoslovakia, the Republican Party of Agricultural and Smallholder People often shared power in parliament as a partner in the five-party pětka coalition. The party's leader, Antonín Švehla (1873–1933), was prime minister several times. It was consistently the strongest party, forming and dominating coalitions. It moved beyond its original agrarian base to reach middle-class voters. The party was banned by the National Front after the Second World War.Sharon Werning Rivera, "Historical cleavages or transition mode? Influences on the emerging party systems in Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia." Party Politics (1996) 2#2 : 177-208.
czechoslovakia in czechoslovakia the republican party of agricultural and smallholder people often shared power in parliament as a partner in the five-party pětka coalition the party's leader antonín švehla (1873–1933) was prime minister several times it was consistently the strongest party forming and dominating coalitions it moved beyond its original agrarian base to reach middle-class voters the party was banned by the national front after the second world warsharon werning rivera "historical cleavages or transition mode influences on the emerging party systems in poland hungary and czechoslovakia" party politics (1996) 2#2  177-208