František Tomášek
František Tomášek was a Czechoslovak pedagogue, writer, university teacher, catholic bishop and priest (1899–1992). He was born in Studénka and died in Prague.
Also recorded as Frantisek Tomasek
Biography
The authorities additionally record the heading Frantisek Tomasek. His recorded language was Czech. His recorded confession was Catholic Church.
Recorded positions include Roman Catholic Archbishop of Prague, cardinal, titular bishop, auxiliary bishop and Catholic archbishop. He worked at Olomouc, Moravská Huzová and Kelč.
František Tomášek studied at Palacký University Olomouc. The recorded working language is Czech.
Places of work recorded in the authority are Olomouc, Moravská Huzová and Kelč. Positions recorded include Roman Catholic Archbishop of Prague and cardinal.
Distinctions recorded are Order of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, 1st class and Honorary doctor of the University of Passau.
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1899
František Tomášek born at Studénka.
1899
Předchůdci novějsího socialismu vČechách a na Moravě: ze spisů K. Kautského... digitised by Internet Archive.
1992
František Tomášek died at Prague.
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Studénka
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Předchůdci novějsího socialismu vČechách a na Moravě: ze spisů K. Kautského..
(1899) — Internet Archive
scholarly publication
- [Šebek, Jaroslav. Hrdinou se člověk nerodí, ale stává: kardinál František Tomášek, církev a stát (1965-1992)], Religio, 2025
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2025
- František kardinál Tomášek 100 let od narození, Lidé města, 2000
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2000
- Tomášek, František
Scholarly · Crossref registry
reference work
- Wikidata, structured authority record Q712590: František Tomášek
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- “František Tomášek”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Hrdinou se člověk nerodí, ale stává: kardinál František Tomášek, církev a stát (1965-1992)], Religio, 2025.
Tomášek, František. [Šebek, Jaroslav
František kardinál Tomášek 100 let od narození, Lidé města, 2000
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scholarly publication
[Šebek, Jaroslav. Hrdinou se člověk nerodí, ale stává: kardinál František Tomášek, církev a stát (1965-1992)], Religio, 2025Crossref registry
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František kardinál Tomášek 100 let od narození, Lidé města, 2000Crossref registry
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Tomášek, FrantišekCrossref registry
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1- Palacký University OlomoucOrganisation
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