During WWI, this leader was unable to evacuate the (*) legion named for his country before it began its uprising against the Bolsheviks.
This leader established a group which used the slogan "we have agreed that we will agree", a committee of five party leaders called the Petka. Early in his career, this man annoyed his nationalist countrymen by exposing the pair of epic poems in the RKZ manuscripts as frauds and by defending Leopold Hilsner from charges of blood libel. This person's support of universal suffrage was inspired by the activism of his wife, Charlotte Garrigue. He followed up on the Cleveland Agreement by organizing the Pittsburgh Convention. During WWI, this leader was unable to evacuate the (*) legion named for his country before it began its uprising against the Bolsheviks. This man, who was succeeded by Edvard Benes, had a son who was found outside his window in an apparent suicide sometimes called the "Third Defenestration of Prague." For 10 points, name this founder and first president of Czechoslovakia.
This leader established a group which used the slogan "we have agreed that we will agree", a committee of five party leaders called the Petka.
Tomas Garrigue Masaryk