Anna Malá

Malá was born in Nymburk in Bohemia, Austria-Hungary in 1886. Prior to entering politics, she was a civil servant in Královské Vinohrady (now the Vinohrady district of Prague).^[1]

She was a Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party candidate in the 1920 parliamentary elections and was one of sixteen women elected to parliament.^[2] After the party split in 1921, she joined to the newly formed Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.^[2][3]

After leaving parliament in 1925, she returned to working as a clerk and also contributed articles to Rudé právo, the Communist Party's newspaper. She died in Prague in 1948.^[2]