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Concerning your suggestion to set prime ministers as non aligned leaders, I don't want to make this choice. Milan Hodža and Rudolf Beran seem to be more in favour for a democratic party.
At the limit, there is the choice of Jan Syrový, who only stayed in power for 3 months. The fact that he is a military man may suit a non-aligned regime (Paradox sometimes makes this kind of choice too).
What do you think about him?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Syrov%C3%BD
Sorry for the inconvenience!