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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 38. Chapters: Communist Party of Czechoslovakia politicians, Vladimir Me iar, Ivan Ga parovi, Robert Fico, Julius Fu ik, Ludvik Svoboda, Rudolf Slansky, Zden k Nejedly, Franti ek Kriegel, Otto ling, Rudolf Margolius, Henryk Jasiczek, Rudolf Schuster, Gustaw Przeczek, Josef Smrkovsky, tefan Fule, Vladimir Clementis, Zden k Sv rak, Ernst Kolman, Franti ek Hrubin, Ota ik, Karol liwka, Alexej epi ka, Pavel Rychetsky, Jozef Lenart, Marian alfa, A Trial in Prague, Bohumir meral, P emysl Ko i, Ji i Hajek, Emil Franti ek Burian, Milada Emmerova, Zden k Fierlinger, Jan Strasky, Petr Pithart, Lubomir trougal, Pavel Dostal, Vasil Bi ak, Artur London, Viliam iroky, Ladislav Adamec, Josef pa ek, Bohuslav Ch oupek, Josef Frank, Jaroslav Handli, Ji i Wolker, Old ich ernik, Pavel Za ecky, Jind ich Plachta, Lubo Dobrovsky, Daniela Kova ova, Konstantin Biebl, Ladislav Kop iva, Jan verma, Zavi Kalandra, Karol midke, Emanuel Famira, Jan Drda, Franti ek Pitra. Excerpt: Robert Fico (born September 15, 1964) served as the Prime Minister of Slovakia from July 4, 2006 to July 8, 2010. He is the leader of the left-wing party Direction - Social Democracy (Slovak: SMER - Socialna demokracia). The party won the parliamentary elections in 2006, receiving approximately 30 percent of the cast votes. After the victory he created a coalition with the Slovak National Party an extremist nationalist party led by Jan Slota and with the People's Party - Movement for a Democratic Slovakia led by Vladimir Me iar. Fico was born in a working class family on September 15, 1964, in the town of Topo any. His father was a forklift operator and his mother worked in a shoe store. Fico has two siblings, brother Ladislav and a sister Lucia. He is married to a wife Svetlana, they have one son together. Fico acquired his legal education during the communist rule i...
