The aim of the study is to acquaint the reader with the importance of celebrations, holidays and anniversaries related to prominent figures of socialism in the school environment. On the one hand, it is possible to talk about official school parties, celebrations and events for parents and the general public. The second meaning was largely hidden and is described in the study as education by example, the aim of which was to educate students exactly according to the actions of selected personalities and their character traits. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's personality was chosen for the case study.
Communist Czechoslovakia was looking for opportunities for ideological action in western countries at the turn of the 1950s and 1960s. It should have the widest possible range, at the same time it had to be however so inconspicuous so that it did not prompt a negative reaction of local authorities. Purpose-built updating of selected anniversaries of historical events was an interesting tool of Czechoslovak propaganda. In the case of France, particularly events related to Germany were remembered. Actually, the aim of that propaganda was – first of all – to point out the alleged danger arising from the cooperation of western countries with the Federal Republic of Germany, which resulted for example in the Élysée Treaty in 1963.
The aim of this work is to map the investigative procedure, using an example of a case in today Břeclav district. Special focus is placed on the information from the interrogation protocols and their influence on individual acts during the investigation. It also examines which authorities conducted the investigation of crime and which authorities were assisting them.
Der CDB enthält zahlreiche tschechische lexikalische Elemente ("bohemica"), die sich in lateinisch geschriebenen Dokumenten befinden, und ist deshalb eine wichtige Quelle für die Erforschung des ältesten Entwicklungsstadiums des Tschechischen (11.–13. Jh.). Diese Elemente sind vor allem Anthroponyme (Mojmír) und Toponyme (Bohunici 'ein von Bohuňs Leuten/Untertanen besiedeltes Dorf'), viel weniger schon Appellativa (jalovica 'die Färse'). Sie alle sind ein wichtiges Zeugnis von graphischen, phonologischen, morphologischen und lexikalischen Aspekten des Tschechischen jener Epoche und zeigen die offiziellen Benennungsarten von Menschen und Ortschaften.
The Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia caused thousands of people fleeing the country to the West. In spite of hard times at the beginning of the immigration, most of the refugees have been able to accommodate to the new conditions and build up a career and new life. This study deals with the Czech communities in Austria and Switzerland after 1968. The author uses the content analysis of the periodical press and recorded interviews to describe the Remembrance Culture of members of the communities. The main research question of the paper is whether the year 1968 (which is the milestone in the Czech history) plays any role in collective consciousness of the Czech exile.
The Congregation for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs, a body of the Holy See, reviewed the situation in "troublesome" Czechoslovakia several times between 1919 and 1928. From 1925 to 1927 the Congress dealt almost exclusively with diplomatic conflict surrounding the Hus Memorial Day on 6 July.
This study deals with the view of Václav Červinka, son-in-low of František Ladislav Rieger, administrator of Rieger's estate Maleč and a man of many intellectual interests, on radical changes of the Central Europe at the turn of the 20th century, especially destruction of traditional political, economic, social and cultural structures, outbreak of the First World War, collapse of the Austria-Hungary and estabilishment of the independent Czechoslovakia. It is shown, how Červinka, as a man who was closely tied to the traditional conservative policy and politicians of the end of the 19th century, evaluated all these changes and what was his reaction, e. g. in his literary work.
This article describes the development of crests of cities and small towns with a particular focus on the crests of villages before 1990, when the municipal laws were published. It also focuses on the transformation of villages into towns and market-towns according to these laws and a discussion about the so called "moravian flag".