Heliodor Píka

Heliodor Píka

politician Czech Republic

Heliodor Píka was a prominent Czechoslovak general who played a significant role in the country's military history during World War II. A close associate of President Edvard Beneš, Píka was an advocate for democracy and national sovereignty. He was known for his leadership and strategic acumen, especially in the context of the resistance against Nazi occupation. Unfortunately, after the war, he faced political persecution and was executed in 1949 by the communist regime, making him a symbol of the tragic consequences of political strife in Czechoslovakia.

Born on Jul 15, 1897 (128 years old)

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Slovakia Slovakia: Heliodor Píka was a general known for his opposition to Soviet policies and collaborated with Pavel Cibere. 7

Pavel Cibere Edvard Benes Winston Churchill Charles De Gaulle Mark Tancinec Michal Tancinec Tatiana Tancinec Stanislav Konecny
SME – major Slovak daily, est. 1993: Z chudobného chlapca Benešov minister a diplomat. Rusínskeho politika vymazali z histórie

Slovakia Slovakia: He was a close collaborator of President Edvard Beneš and a general. 7

Kristian Sabo Edvard Benes Winston Churchill Charles De Gaulle Pavel Cibere Michal Frank Katarina Gecziova Lenka Hanikova Lukas Makara Oremus
SME – major Slovak daily, est. 1993: Zoo otvorili, uvoľňujú sa opatrenia, ale hranice na východe sú pre slintačku stále