List of ambassadors of the Czech Republic to the United States
List of representatives
Czech Republic–United States relations

List of ambassadors of the Czech Republic to the United States

Section Title: List of representatives
Table Section Text: Czech Republic–United States relations

Diplomatic agrément	Diplomatic accreditation	ambassador	Observations	List of Presidents of the Czech Republic	List of Presidents of the United States	Term end

1918	Charles Pergler	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Woodrow Wilson

December 8, 1919	LEGATION OPENED	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Woodrow Wilson

December 8, 1919	Jan Masaryk	Charge d'Affaires	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Woodrow Wilson

October 5, 1920	Karel Halla	Charge d'Affaires (1876-1939)	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Woodrow Wilson

January 5, 1921	Bedřich Štěpánek	(* Prague 1884-1953) was a lawyer and diplomat, who received his training in Vienna, Paris and Moscow. When the Czechoslovak Republic was established in 1918, he helped with laying the foundation for the	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Warren G. Harding

June 15, 1923	František Chvalkovský	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Calvin Coolidge

October 12, 1925	Zdeněk Fierlinger	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Calvin Coolidge

November 5, 1928	November 20, 1928	Ferdinand Veverka	(*1887) his wife Nelly was the daughter of Julius Gregr	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	Calvin Coolidge

December 30, 1936	Vladimír Ladislav Dionýz Svetozárov Hurban	(*( April 4, 1883) Son of Svetozár Hurban-Vajanský, (pseud. VHS), spisovateľ, diplomat Martin slovac Officer, writer.	Edvard Beneš	Franklin D. Roosevelt

June 28, 1943	LEGATION RAISED TO EMBASSY	Emil Hácha	Franklin D. Roosevelt

June 14, 1943	June 28, 1943	Vladimír Ladislav Dionýz Svetozárov Hurban	(* April 4, 1883 in Martin, Slovakia died October 26, 1949 in Prague) Slovak military man and Czechoslovak diplomat. From 1924 to 1930 he was Chargé d'affaires in Egypt.	Emil Hácha	Franklin D. Roosevelt

June 4, 1946	June 12, 1946	Juraj Slávik	Juraj Slávik, broadcast 15 June 1942 (originally planned for 11 June 1942). One source even suggests that the speech was originally planned for 1 June 1942.	Edvard Beneš	Harry S. Truman

March 3, 1948	Vladimír Outrata	(19. 4. 1909 Caslav - 9. 7. 1970 Prague)	Klement Gottwald	Harry S. Truman

June 14, 1948	June 21, 1948	Vladimír Procházka (politik KSČ) (cs)	Klement Gottwald	Harry S. Truman

August 23, 1951	August 28, 1951	Karel Petrželka	Czechoslovak Diplomat: (* April 2, 1907, Brno) educated at Univ. of Brno Law School, LL.D.	Klement Gottwald	Harry S. Truman

October 13, 1952	October 24, 1952	Miroslav Růžek	Klement Gottwald	Harry S. Truman

May 5, 1959	May 20, 1959	Karel Duda	1992 ambassador London	Antonín Novotný	Dwight D. Eisenhower

October 1, 1963	November 13, 1963	Ivan Roháľ-Iľkiv (cs)	(* February 16, 1917) In 1963 he was Ambassador in New Delhi.	Antonín Novotný	Lyndon B. Johnson

October 15, 1969	October 16, 1969	Dušan Spáčil	(* May 17, 1929 in Brno) Took ook part in anti-German resistance, once in June 1945 joined the Communist Party. After graduating from secondary school, he studied from r.	Ludvík Svoboda	Richard Nixon

September 30, 1971	Jaroslav Zantovsky	Charge d'Affaires (* July 2, 1924 in Brandýs n. Labem – December 15, 1986 in Prague).	Ludvík Svoboda	Richard Nixon

March 7, 1972	March 27, 1972	Dušan Spáčil	Ludvík Svoboda	Richard Nixon

May 15, 1975	Vincent Buzek	Charge d'Affaires	Gustáv Husák	Gerald Ford

May 4, 1976	May 21, 1976	Jaromír Johanes	(* August 21, 1933 Dobra nad Sazavou) Educated in Moscow Inst, of Int. Relations joined Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1958 later Consul-Gen.	Gustáv Husák	Gerald Ford

June 3, 1982	July 29, 1982	Jaroslav Žantovský	1972: Chargé d'Affaires of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, acted as the official Cuban representative in the US	Gustáv Husák	Ronald Reagan

September 7, 1983	October 13, 1983	Stanislav Suja	(* 1940 in Vglas u Zvolena, studied journalism at Comenius University and law at Moscow's MGIMO (JUDR., 1968). Afterwards he was employed by the Czechoslovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs until his release in 1990.	Gustáv Husák	Ronald Reagan

April 25, 1986	June 23, 1986	Miroslav Houštecký	(*10. 6. 1926, Horky nad Jizerou– 31. 1. 1994, Praha). 8. 12. 1983 Vyslanci Velké Británie	Gustáv Husák	Ronald Reagan

March 1, 1990	CZECHOSLOVAK FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC*	Václav Havel	George H. W. Bush

February 15, 1990	April 9, 1990	Rita Klímová	Václav Havel	George H. W. Bush

October 5, 1992	November 18, 1992	Michael Žantovský	Václav Havel	George H. W. Bush

April 4, 1997	May 14, 1997	Alexandr Vondra	Václav Havel	Bill Clinton

October 1, 2001	October 10, 2001	Martin Palouš	Václav Havel	George W. Bush

November 30, 2005	December 2, 2005	Petr Kolář	Václav Klaus	George W. Bush

May 23, 2011	July 7, 2011	Petr Gandalovič	Václav Klaus	Barack Obama

March 16, 2017	April 24, 2017	Hynek Kmoníček	Miloš Zeman	Donald Trump

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Hynek Kmoníček is a Czech diplomat and the Czech Republic Ambassador to the United States.

final_sentence: Hynek Kmoníček is a Czech diplomat and the Czech Republic Ambassador to the United States.