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In 2019, Czech and Slovak statisticians commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the State Statistical Office (SSO). During the inter-war period, the Office employed around 700 permanent employees. The conceptual officials were required with at least statistical education, publishing activity in the field respectively. At the beginning of 20s of the 20th century, there was no textbook of statistical methods in the Czech language. First there were published two treatises on modern methods of statistics by V. Láska (1921) and J. Mráz (1922) in the scientific journal (published by the SSO) Československý statistický věstník. Then the SSO initiated the translation of an extensive publication by G. U. Yule, a representative of the English biometric school Introduction to the Theory of Statistics and published it at its own expense in 1926. The translators (Josef Mráz from the SSO and professor from Brno Vladimír Novák) thus contributed to creating of Czech statistical terminology. The first original Czech textbook on modern statistics was published by the SSO in 1929. It was Základy teorie statistické metody (The Basics of Theory of Statistical Methods) by Stanislav Kohn (born in Warsaw).

The State Statistical Office and the First Czech Textbooks on Statistical Methods