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13. Osudy gréckej menšiny v Československu

Creator:
Bartolenová, Miroslava
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Article
Subject:
KKE, Greek minority, Greek civil war, collective memory, oral history, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The following paper introduces the topic of the Greek minority in Czechoslovakia using the method of oral history. It deals with the interviews of the seven narrators who fled from Greece during the civil war and nowadays live in Brno. The first part discusses the methodology and the contemporary problems the method has to deal with. It analyses and interprets the interviews with an emphasis on the topic of staying at the orphanages as well as on the process of assimilation. This project tries to capture a collective memory shared in the stories of the individuals.
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14. Pečatenie v novovekých hodnoverných miestach na príklade Spišskej a Nitrianskej kapituly

Creator:
Glejtek, Miroslav
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text/pdf
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Article
Subject:
chapter, Spiš, Nitra, seal, iconography, locus credibilis, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The paper focuses on the Modern Period seals and sealing in credible places (locus credibilis) in the Kingdom of Hungary. It presents the basic historical context, in which the credible places were created and operated within religious institutions in the Middle Ages. Specifically, it addresses the problems which the political and social changes in modern times brought to the function of these institutions. Particular attention is paid to the seals and their use in modern Nitra Residential Chapter and Spiš Collegial Chapter. The paper is mainly based on the research of archives of the correspondent religious institutions. Its main objective is to present unpublished facts about the design of the seals of these institutions, as well as issues related to the method of sealing, storage and use of the typarium.
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15. Priebeh handlovského štrajku (1940) a jeho inštrumentalizácia v prednovembrovej historiografii

Creator:
Šumichrast, Adam
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Article
Subject:
strike, Handlová, Ludak regime, labor history, communists, historiography, instrumentalization, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The study deals with the development and instrumentalization of the Handlová strike (1940) in the historiography before 1989. In the paper, I will provide the situation that preceded the strike and then the analysis of its process. It will also be necessary to determine who initiated the strike and what role the illegal communist movement played in it. I am going to compare the forms of instrumentalization with some of the claims made by historiography after 1989. In the context of instrumentalization of a strike, several questions arise. Was this a significant historiographic milestone? For what purpose was it used? Who and why was he the maintainer of his instrumentalization? How much influence had the communists during the strike?
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16. Prítomnosť Augustínovho výkladu Enarratio in Psalmum 118 v Husovom komentári k Žalmu 118

Creator:
Andoková, Marcela
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Type:
Article
Subject:
Jan Hus, commentary on Psalm 118, Augustine, Enarratio in Psalmum 118, exegesis, God's law and grace, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The goal of this study is to examine the occurrence of the Church Fathers and their intellectual heritage in Hus's commentary on Psalm 118 with special attention to Augustine and his Enarratio in Psalmum 118. The first part of the paper presents Hus's commentary and points out the presence of other medieval and patristic commentaries, among which the ideas of Augustine of Hippo clearly stand out. The second part focuses on Augustine's interpretation of Psalm 118 and its position within his own exegetic work. Consequently, the author offers an insight into Augustine's exegesis, which is also reflected in Hus's commentary on the said Psalm. The last part of the paper presents a short analysis of both commentaries highlighting the elements shared by the two authors. It shows that in his interpretation, Hus focused on questions connected to morality and practical Christianity.
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17. Queer minulosť pripomínaná v prvorepublikovej tlači československej sexuálnej menšiny

Creator:
Mako, Michal
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Article
Subject:
homosexuality, the First Czechoslovak Republic, queer history, commemoration, collective memory, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
History is an endless well of diverse stories and events from which individuals, small groups of the population, minorities, majorities, nations or humanity itself choose what is important to their image of not only historical reality. Queer history often transcends the notion of narrowly understood boundaries of nations, religions, social classes, gender, or other social categories. In this paper I would like to answer the question – what historical events or personalities were most often commemorated by the Czechoslovak queer community in the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938) and why? The answer to this main question will be aided by an analysis of the press of the Czechoslovak sexual minority from the period of the First Czechoslovak Republic.
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CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International and unknown

18. T. G. Masaryk ako náboženský mysliteľ v reflexii vybraných slovenských autorov

Creator:
Jahelka, Tomáš
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Type:
Article
Subject:
T. G. Masaryk, philosophy of religion, myth, symbol, knowledge, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The following paper is based on some of the Slovak authors composing in the first half of 20th century reflecting religious though of T. G. Masaryk. The paper detects three basic thesis of Masaryk's religious philosophy in these reflections. Furthermore, it examines whether theological thoughts are unchangeable or are possibly being historically modified. Masaryk considers theology as mythology that is in conflict with science. According to present knowledge theological thoughts are denoted as irrelevant. The paper aims to theological thoughts should not be defended as an objective truth and as a relevant ontological theory. The conflict belief and science is artificial, because both phenomena means essentially different attitude in examination and explanation of the world. The religion is not just a theory for Masaryk, but above all life praxis.
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19. Transformácia či zánik? : vývoj odborov v Slovenskom štáte (1939–1945) v kontexte vybraných európskych diktatúr

Creator:
Šumichrast, Adam
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text/pdf
Type:
Article
Subject:
trade unions, corporatism, nazism, fascism, totalitarianism, Slovak state, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The emergence of the Slovak state in 1939 constituted a fundamental change which affected all areas of society, including trade unions. The paper aims to answer the question whether the changes that the Slovak trade union movement has affected can be described as its transformation or rather the extinction. By its very nature, the Slovak state was heavily influenced by foreign countries, especially Nazi Germany. At some stage in the development of the regime, however, he sought inspiration even in fascist Italy. Subsequently these patterns embraced in their political and organizational practice. For this reason, the study will also deal with trade union status in Germany and Italy. In the comparative context, the paper will also examine which types of foreign patterns have been taken over in Slovakia, who was their originator, and what were the activities of the trade unions in the Ludak regime?
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20. Vplyv Masarykovej interpretácie viery a náboženstva na slovenských autorov

Creator:
Lalíková, Erika
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text/pdf
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Article
Subject:
religion, ethic, philosophy, S. Štúr, J. Lajčiak, F. Jehlička, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:
Slovak
Description:
Masaryk's interpretation of faith and religion presented a challenge both for the so-called Masaryk Slovaks and his critics. This paper focuses on a few reactions from selected authors, from the most famous follower of Masaryk's ideas on philosophy – s. Štúr – to the theologians J. Lajčiak and F. Jehlička. This particular issue – the interpretation of faith and religion in the lives of individuals as well as the whole of society – forms part of the presentation of Masaryk's ideas in a Slovak context.
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