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Funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague September 8th 1948. State funeral of Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

Funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague September 8th 1948. State funeral of Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

Funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague September 8th 1948. State funeral of Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

Klement Gottwald with his wife Marta

Prague, Czechoslovakia - 1949. State funeral of President Edvard Benes. Klement Gottwald with his wife Marta sit in foreground. CTKTOPIX

funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague 1948. State funeral of President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

Funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague September 8th 1948. State funeral of Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

funeral of Edvard Benes

Prague 1948. State funeral of President Edvard Benes. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, funeral

President Edvard Benes lies in open casket during his funeral in his birthplace Sezimovo Usti. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, funeral

Photo: President Edvard Benes lies in glass casket during his funeral in his birth place Sezimovo Usti. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, funeral, Hana Benesova

President Edvard Benes lies in glass casket during his funeral. Pictured widow Hana Benesova standing by the coffin. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, funeral

Photo: President Edvard Benes lies dead in his bed. CTK Vintage Photo

President Klement Gottwald

Czechoslovakia. Klement Gottwald on June 14th 1948 becomes President of Czechoslovakia. On this photo Gottwald visits departing Edvard Benes in his home town of Sezimovo Usti. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, Vlado Clementis, Jozef Olszewski, Jan Masaryk

From left to right: Czechoslovak president Edvard Benes, state secretary of Minister of foreign Vlado Clementis, Polish ambassador Jozef Olszewski and Czechoslovak Minister of foreign Jan Masaryk in Sezimovo Usti, Czechoslovakia, March 9, 1948. (CTK Photo)

Edvard Benes

Czechoslovak president Edvard Benes in Sezimovo Usti, Czechoslovakia, March 9, 1948. (CTK Photo)

Edvard Benes, Antonin Zapotocky, Klement Gottwald, new government, constitutional promise, oath, Communist putsch, February 1948

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, left, watches to the Deputy Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky signs the constitutional promise at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 27, 1948. At right is Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, new government, constitutional promise, oath, Communist putsch, February 1948, Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir, Alois Petr, Alois Neuman, Evzen Erban, Josef Plojhar

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, left, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, right, and the members of the new government at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 27, 1948. (L-R) Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir, Alois Petr, Alois Neuman, Evzen Erban and Josef Plojhar. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, new government, constitutional promise, oath, Communist putsch, February 1948, Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, new government, constitutional promise, oath, Communist putsch, February 1948, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir, Alois Petr, Alois Neuman, Evzen Urban

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, left, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, right, and the members of the new government at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 27, 1948. (L-R) Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir, Alois Petr, Alois Neuman and Evzen Urban. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, new government, constitutional promise, oath, Communist putsch, February 1948

Prague, February 1948, people, Klement Gottwald during oath (right) with Deputy Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky (center) while departing President Edvard Benes looks on

***ARCHIVE PHOTO from February, 27, 1948*** Members of newly established Czechoslovak government make a vow to president Edvard Benes, front left, in Prague, Czechoslovkia on Feb. 27, 1948. New government was led by Prime Minister Klement Gottwald, front right. Other pictured members, in behind left to right, Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor and Zdenek Fierlinger. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, Zdenek Fierlinger, government

Czechoslovakia. Photo: On February 27th 1948 President Edvard Benes looks on as the new constitution is signed by new government members. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, people, Klement Gottwald during oath (right) with Deputy Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky (center) while departing President Edvard Benes looks on

Czechoslovakia, February 1948, oath, Benes, Gottwald

Czechoslovakia, February 27th 1948, President Edvard Benes reads the constitution oath of the new government members, Klement Gottwald is on right.

Prague, February 1948, people, Klement Gottwald during oath (right), - back row from left: Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir, Alois Petr, Alois Neuman, Evzen Erban, Josef Plojhar

Prague, February 1948, people, Klement Gottwald (right) after the pledge with departing President Edvard Benes shaking Gottwald´s hand

***ARCHIVE PHOTO from February, 27, 1948*** Czechoslovak Prime Minister Klement Gottwald (right) congratulates newly elected second term government and shakes hands with Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes (left), Prague Castle, February 27, 1947. CTK Photo / Jiri Rublic. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, people, Klement Gottwald during oath (right), Deputy Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky signs the pledge while departing President Edvard Benes looks on

Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 27, 1948, Klement Gottwald during oath (right), Deputy Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky signs the pledge while President Edvard Benes looks on. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, Klement Gottwald (right) while departing President Edvard Benes receives the pledge of the new government

Prague, February 27th 1948, Klement Gottwald (right) with departing President Edvard Benes receives the pledge of the new government. Others present, from left : Bohumil Lausman, Antonin Zapotocky, Antonin Gregor, Zdenek Fierlinger, Frantisek Krajcir and Alois Petr. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, Vaclav Nosek, Antonin Zapotocky, government, Communist putsch, February 1948

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, left, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, third right, Minister of Interior Vaclav Nosek, second right, and Chairman of the Central Council of Unions Antonin Zapotocky, third left, at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 25, 1948. Klement Gottwald handed over to the President a proposal for the reconstruction and replenishment of the members of the government. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, government, Communist putsch, February 1948

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, right, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, left, at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 25, 1948. Klement Gottwald handed over to the President a proposal for the reconstruction and replenishment of the members of the government. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, Antonin Zapotocky, government, Communist putsch, February 1948

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, center, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, left, and Chairman of the Central Council of Unions Antonin Zapotocky, right, at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 25, 1948. Klement Gottwald handed over to the President a proposal for the reconstruction and replenishment of the members of the government. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, Vaclav Nosek, Antonin Zapotocky, government, Communist putsch, February 1948

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, right, meets Prime Minister and Chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party Klement Gottwald, second right, Minister of Interior Vaclav Nosek, second left, and Chairman of the Central Council of Unions Antonin Zapotocky, left, at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 25, 1948. Klement Gottwald handed over to the President a proposal for the reconstruction and replenishment of the members of the government. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes, Klement Gottwald, government, Communist putsch, February 1948

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Klement Gottwald speaks

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald (photo) announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government.

Prague, February 1948, Gottwald waves the crowd

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: Klement Gottwald waves the crowd. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES - Antonin ZAPOTOCKY - Klement GOTTWALD - Vaclav NOSEK

Czechoslovakia. After Communist putsch in February 1948, On the 25th of February 1948 President Edvard Benes, left, hosted Antonin Zapotocky (center), Klement Gottwald (right) and was given the plan for the reconstruction of government. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, happy, Czechoslovak national flag, St. Wenceslav, National Museum

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: People carry Czechoslovak flags in support of the putsch. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Klement Gottwald speaks

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Zdenek Nejedly

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Czechoslovak minister of education Zdenek Nejedly gives a speech.

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, Czechoslovak national flag

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: People carry Czechoslovak flags in support of the putsch.

Edvard Benes shakes hands with Klement Gottwald, Prague

Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes, right, greets Prime Minister and Communist Party chairman Klement Gottwald in Prague, Czechoslovakia on Feb. 25, 1948. Klement Gottwald became a Prime Minister of newly established communist government. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Klement Gottwald

Prague, February 1948, Wenceslas Square, manifestation

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: Crowd gathering at Wenceslas Square. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Zdenek Nejedly, Minister of Education

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: Education Minister Zdenek Nejedly. CTK Vintage Photo

Vaclav Kopecky (speaking), Zdenek Nejedly (second from right)

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: Information Minister Vaclav kopecky during speech with Minster of Agriculture Julius Duris (right). CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Minister of Education Vaclav Nejedly at microphone

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: Information Minister Vaclav Kopecky. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: L-R, Minister of Informations Vaclav Kopecky, Josef Krosnar, Education Minister Zdenek Nejedly and unidentified person. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Minister of Information Vaclav Kopecky

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Vaclav Kopecky, Minister of Information, speaks to microphone . CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, manifestation

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Zdenek Nejedly

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, Klement Gottwald speaks to crowd

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, crowd, manifestation

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, crowd, manifestation

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, crowd

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, manifestation, crowd

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, crowd

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, large crowd

Prague, Wenceslas Square, February 1948, large crowd, people

Prague, February 1948, People's Militia, street, manifestation

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced on Wenceslas Square that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government. Photo: cheering crowd with Soviet flags. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, manifestation

Czechoslovakia, On the 25th of February 1948 Crowds of people headed to Wenceslas Square, where communist Prime Minister Klement Gottwald announced that President Edvard Benes, accepted the resignation of the democratic ministers. Gottwald also announced the members of the new government.

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, happy

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, happy, Soviet flag, Communists

Edvard Benes, Gottwald, Nosek, Zapotocky

Czechoslovakia. Photo" Departing President Edvrd Benes, right, accepts the draft for reconstruction of the government by key Communists Klement Gottwald, Vaclav Nosek and Antonin Zapotocky. CTK Vintage Photo

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, happy

Prague, February 1948, crowd, enthusiastic, happy, Czechoslovak national flag

Czechoslovakia, February 1948, Klement Gottwald

***ARCHIVE PHOTO from February, 21, 1948*** Prime minister and Communist party chairman Klement Gottwald speaks to the crowd at Old Town Square Square in Prague, Czechoslovakia on Feb. 21, 1948. Communist party proposed its solution to government crisis. On Feb. 25 president Edvard Benes established new communist government.

Czechoslovakia, February 1948, Klement Gottwald

Edvard BENES, Pierson John DIXON, inauguration audience

Czechoslovakia, Prague - 1948. President Edvard Benes (right) meets British Envoy Pierson John Dixon. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES, Pierson John DIXON, inauguration audience

Czechoslovakia, Prague - 1948. President Edvard Benes (right) meets British Envoy Pierson John Dixon. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes, Christmas speech, last speech

Prague, Christmas 1947. President Edvard Benes during his last Christmas speech. Only two month later the Communists seized power of Czechoslovakia and Benes was forced to resign. The totalitarian regime lasted for over 40 years and drove Czechoslovakia to economic collapse and its citizen to despair. (CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic)

Edvard Benes

Prague, Christmas 1947. President Edvard Benes during his last Christmas speech. CTK Photo

Edvard BENES, Philip NICHOLS

Prague 1947. President Edvard Benes during talks with British Ambassador to Czechoslovakia Philip Nichols. CTK Photo

Edvard Benes

Czechoslovakia 1947. President Edvard Benes in his summer retreat of Topolcianky in Slovakia.

President Benes with wife Hana

Topolcianky 1947, Czechoslovakia. First couple, President Edvard Benes with wife Hana and their pet German shepard in their summer retreat in Slovakia. CTK Vintage Photo

President Benes with wife Hana

Topolcianky 1947, Czechoslovakia. First couple, President Edvard Benes with wife Hana and their pet German shepard in their summer retreat in Slovakia. CTK Vintage Photo

Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Topolcianky

Summer retreat for Czechoslovakian Presidents. President Edvard Benes with his wife Hana.. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard Benes with wife Hana

Topolcianky, Czechoslovakia 1947. President Edvard Benes and his wife Hana entertain guests at their Slovakian retreat during breakfast. CTK Vintage Photo

Wilhem Winther, Edvard Benes

Prague 1947, Swedish Envoy to Prague Wilhem Winther (left) visits President Edvard Benes at Pargaue Castle. CTK Vintage Photo

Zlate Moravce, Slovakia, Edvard Benes

Slovakia - Zlate Moravce 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Zlate Moravce.

Edvard BENES, Hana BENESOVA

Slovakia - Zlate Moravce 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Zlate Moravce. CTK Photo

Edvard Benes, Gustav Husak

Czechoslovakia - Topolcianky 1947. President Edvard Benes shakes hands with Gustav Husak during his trip to Slovakia.

Edvard BENES, Hana BENESOVA

Slovakia - Nove Zamky 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Nove Zamky. CTK Photo

Edvard BENES, Hana BENESOVA

Slovakia - Nove Zamky 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Nove Zamky. CTK Photo

Edvard BENES

Slovakia - Nove Zamky 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Nove Zamky. CTK Photo

Edvard BENES, Hana BENESOVA

Slovakia - Zlate Moravce 1947. Slovak citizens cordially welcome the Czechoslovak President and the First Lady Hana Benesova upon their arrival to Zlate Moravce. CTK Photo

Edvard Benes

Czechoslovakia, President Edvard Benes hosts Romanian delegation at his summer residence in Sezimovo Usti, Southern Bohemia. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES, Petru GROZA, Gheorghe TATARESCU

Czechoslovakia, President Edvard Benes hosts Romanian delegation Petru Groza, Ghorghe Tatarescu and Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia Klement Gottwald at his summer residence in Sezimovo Usti, Southern Bohemia. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES, Petru GROZA, Gheorghe TATARESCU

Edvard BENES, Hana BENESOVA

Czechoslovakia, President Edvard Benes with wife Hana at their residence in Sezimovo Usti. CTK Photo

Slovakia, Topolcianky, Edvard Benes, Geman shepard

Czechoslovakia 1947. President Edvard Benes in his summer retreat of Topolcianky in Slovakia accompanied by his German shepard.

Usti nad Labem, funeral, victims, tram, accident

The funeral of victims of the tram accident at the Square of the President Edvard Benes in Usti na Labem, Czechoslovakia, July 18, 1947. 30 people died and 97 was injured during the tram accident on July 13, 1947. (CTK Photo/Alexander Hampl)

Usti nad Labem, funeral, victims, tram, accident

legionaire, Edvard Benes

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1947. President Edvard Benes greets with Legionaire. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES, Jozef CYRANKIEWICZ

Prime Minister of Poland Jozef Cyrnakiewicz, left, and Czechoslovak President Edvard Benes during the meeting at the Prauge Castle in Prague, July 3, 1947. CTK Vintage Photo

Edvard BENES, 30. anniversary of the Zborov battle

Prague, 1947 Czechoslovakia. Military parade at Strahov Stadium to commemorate 30. anniversary of the Zborov battle. President Benes kisses military flags. CTK Photo

Phillip Nichols, British Army

Prague, 1947 Czechoslovakia. President Edvard Benes (left) decorates British Air Force officers while British Ambassador Phillip Nichols witnesses the event. CTK Vintage Photo

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