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Karl Kramar was born in 1860. A moderate Czech member of the Austrian parliament, he was arrested in May 1915 and charged with inciting Czech units to desert from the Austro-Hungarian Army. After being found guilty in November 1916, Kramar was sentenced to 15 years hard labour.
In July 1917, Emperor Karl I released Kramar from prison as part of a general political amnesty.
Kramar attended the Versailles Peace Treaty but resigned from the government of Czechoslovakia when Eduard Benes refused to aid anti-Communist forces in the Russian Civil War.
Karl Kramar died in 1937.
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