Cabinet of the Czechoslovak government-in-exile

The government in January Sramek I. was the first government of the Czechoslovak government in exile during the occupation of Czechoslovakia in World War II in London, which was appointed by President Edvard Beneš and passed on July 21, 1940 to April 5, 1945 in two periods of office of Prime Minister Jan Sramek.

The government in January Sramek I was formally a continuation of the Czechoslovak National Committee in 1939 and was in office from July 21, 1940 to November 12, 1942 in London (small personnel changes were on July 18, 1941 and October 27, 1941 performed). It was followed by Jan Sramek II government

The government composition

Šrámkova first government was composed of the following ministers [note 1] together:

  • January Sramek - Prime Minister
  • Jan Masaryk - Foreign Minister
  • Juraj Slávik - Interior Minister |
  • Eduard Outrata - Finance [note 2]
  • Ladislav Feierabend - Finance [note 3]
  • Sergej Ingr - Defence Minister
  • Jaromír Necas - without Portfolio [note 2] / Minister for Economic Affairs [note 3]
  • František Němec - Min of Social
  • Ján Becko - without Portfolio ( Control Commission )
  • Ladislav Feierabend - without Portfolio [note 2]
  • Eduard Outrata - without portfolio ( commercial, industrial, commercial) [note 2]
  • Štefan Osuský - without Portfolio [note 4]
  • Hubert Ripka - without portfolio
  • Rudolf Viest - without portfolio
  • Ján Lichner - without portfolio
  • Jaroslav Stransky - without Portfolio (Justice )
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