Original Vintage Poster CZECHOSLOVAKIA -TRADE AND COMMERCE PARTY-ELECTIONS-1920s

Description: Welcome! Original vintage poster in czech language: "AT ROZHODUJE KDO PLATI! ZIVNOSTNICI-OBCHODNICI!" or "LET THOSE DECIDE WHO PAY! BUSINESSMEN AND TRADERS!" with text in the middle: "THE LEADERSHIP OF THE COMMUNITY AND THE LEADERSHIP OF THE ECONOMY BELONG TO YOUR HANDS - YOU ARE THE BIGGEST PAYERS - DON'T LET THOSE WHO GO AGAINST YOU DECIDE YOUR DESTINY" text to the bottom: "VOTE NATIONAL AND AS ENTREPRENEURS THE CANDIDATE LIST OF CZECHOSLOVAK TRADE AND COMMERCE PARTY OF THE MIDDLE ESTATE (Csl. Zivnostensko-Obchodnicke Strany Stredostavovske) NR. 19" Designed by: artist Zoha, around 1920s-1930s Printed in: issued at own expense, printed by Cechie in Prague XII. Total measurements: approx. 95,5x63,5cm Condition report: poster was stored rolled, shows some tears and creasing especially to the upper area, edges and corners Historical context: the Czechoslovak Trade and Commerce Party of the Middle Estate, also the Czechoslovak Trade and Commerce Party of the Middle Estate, was a liberal political party active in the years 1908–1938 (possibly already since 1906) in Austria-Hungary and subsequently in Czechoslovakia. The party defended the opinions of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, it had the highest voter support in municipalities with 2,000 to 5,000 inhabitants.The political party of the Czechoslovak Trade Union was founded on April 20, 1908 in Prostejov, the political headquarters of the party was originally in Olomouc, where the editorial office of the Trade Journal was based. In 1937, the party held its convention on June 20 in Uherske Hradiste on the occasion of the Slovacko Exhibition. (Note: poster related to this exhibition made by Joza Uprka is available in our eBay store) The party disappeared in 1938 by joining the National Unity Party, after the occupation its members joined the National Brotherhood. Although neither Rudolf Mlcoch nor other leading representatives were guilty of collaboration itself, according to the Kosice government program from April 1945 it was no longer allowed to restore the party. Among the former members of the party, Eduard Fusek (elected to the Prague council in 1938) and Jan Horak (senator 1935-39) sat in the parliament for the People's Party, Frantisek Preucil for the National Socialists and Alexander Vido for the Slovak Democratic Party. Shipping and handling details: all items are shipped as a registered shipments with tracking number and insurance on purchase price. We ship worldwide from European union. All associated import taxes, customs and any kind of import fees are buyers responsibility. If you have any questions about offered items or anything else, feel free to ask us, you will be very welcome!Delivery time is usually within max. 2 weeks worldwide from date of shipping - most of shipments arrives in this period of time.

Price: 239.2 USD

Location: Bratislava, Slovakia

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