Rudé právo

Rudé právo ( "Red Right") was a daily newspaper of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.

It was founded after the clashes between the Social Democrats and the Communists in 1920. The long-time chief editor was Oldrich Švestka.

During the period of Communist Czechoslovakia, she was the newspaper for the Czech part; the Slovak counterpart was Pravda ( "Truth ").

After the Velvet Revolution in 1989, the editorial said of the Communists go. As of 1991, the same succession sheet, whose name was changed on 18 September 1995 Pravo ( right ) appeared.