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Czech girl education in Znojmo in 20th century
Drozdová, Anna Marie ; Hlavačka, Milan (advisor) ; Čechurová, Jana (referee)
in English Development of Czech education in Znojmo, development of girl education in Znojmo, Czech girl education in Znojmo, German girl education in Znojmo, women's emancipation, national revival in Znojmo, Educational Association for Women's occupations "Vlasta" in Znojmo, personalities of Czech and girl education in Znojmo, biographies, Jan Vlk, Eduard Krechler, Karel Polesný
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Development of the Czechoslovak State Railways Administration in the years 1918-1938
Lexa, Jaroslav ; Hlavačka, Milan (advisor) ; Rychlík, Jan (referee)
The aim of this paper is to present the development of administrative structures of the Czechoslovak State Railways (CSD) from 1918 to 1938. In the introduction I will give the history of railways in the period 1918 - 1938, including nazionalization largest private railway companies and the impact of these events on the administrative structure Following is a brief description of the management of Austrian and Hungarian State Railways on Czechoslovak territory, which came out of the structure of management for future CSD. I shall then consider the origins of the administrative structure of the independence of the CSD and its development throughout the period. This work is part of the particular division of the Ministry of Railways, each Directorate of State Railways, and other organizational units of the CSD. Added to all ministers of short vignettes railway tracks and broken down between individual Directorate of State Railways. All the work I wanted to finish the event in Munich due to the aforementioned structure, the development brief administration in subsequent periods and comparing the current situation.
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Augustin Navrátil and his disident activities
Kordíková, Marta ; Hlavačka, Milan (advisor) ; Randák, Jan (referee)
Augustin Navrátil This thesis addresses the life and work of Augustin Navrátil (1928-2003), a Roman- -Catholic activist from the Moravian township of Lutopecny near Kroměříž. A. Navrátil has not been subject of a complex publication yet, although he is the author of the largest petition demanding religious - and with that going hand in hand also civic - liberties in socialist Czechoslovakia (1988, 600 000 signatures). Followingly, this is the first attempt to biographically outline the personality and motivations of this farmer, politician (member of the party Lidova strana), man who signed Charta 77 but also a husband and father of nine children. The aim is to cover his life from his birth, over his family background to the beginnings and heights of his social engagement. The text will mainly deal with 22 open letters in which he drew attention to various illegal practices and actions of the Communist power, as well as with the three petitions he authored (1978, 1985 a 1988) and the samizdat (self-published) journal Křesťanské obzory (Christian horizons), which he published with a group of others from June 1988 to July 1990. In contrast to most Czech dissidents, he was never sentenced to a prison term for his activities, but he had to involuntarily undergo repeated psychiatric treatment. He was...
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Czechs at world's fairs
Ulmanová, Kristýna ; Hlavačka, Milan (referee) ; Pokorná, Magdaléna (referee)
Kristýna Ulmanová: Czechs at World's Fairs Annotation and key words: In the introduction, the thesis author provides a typology of Czech travelers who visited one of the world exhibitions in the second half of the nineteenth century. Then the work focuses this typology on two types of travelers, namely the type of traveler-tourist and the type of traveler-scholar. The type of traveler-tourists is first defined by the contemporary understanding of the concept of "tourist." Then the conditions in which Czech tourists traveled to the World's Fairs are described, where they were housed and how they ate. Subsequently, the author analyzes the reasons why the Czech traveler-tourist traveled to the exhibition, what were his expectations, and whether those expectations were realistic. The work also captures the emerging phenomenon of mass trips abroad. Part of the work also deals with cultural stereotypes and self-reflection of Czech tourists, provoked by contact with other countries and their inhabitants. The traveler- scholar is characterized by comparison with the traveler-tourist. Furthermore, the author pays attention to international congresses, which were an integral part of the World's Fairs and in which the traveler-scholar often participated. The example of Unity of the Encouragement of Industry in Bohemia...
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Krucemburk and the life of Skrivan-Binko's tanner family 1623-1948
Slavík, Jiří ; Velek, Luboš (referee) ; Hlavačka, Milan (referee)
The presented thesis [expanded diploma work] is introducing historical sonde into the daily life and also the interesting fates of the ancient Skrivan - Binko's tanner family. The family lived in eastern Bohemian small market - town Krucemburk on Bohemian - Moravian Uplands. We happen to be witnesses of gradual transformation of the country craft shop and manufactory business into the modern industrial enterprise during the space of time dated from the first half of the 17th century till the communism taking up period when family trade was completely nationalized [1948]. Simultaneously the reader is acquainted with the individual significant personalities of the tanner family. Through the passed centuries they had been excellent as far as the community management control, enlightenment, politics, culture and visual arts are concerned. The special attention is dedicated to the up to now neglected subjects - urban planning and building development of the small town, changes of the country landscape, material culture.
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The memory places of the battle of Kulm
Kessler, Vojtěch ; Hlavačka, Milan (advisor) ; Randák, Jan (referee)
In current czech historiography the concept incurred from french historians (such as Pierre Nora), such as the concept of places of memory, is hardly used. As an example we can see the broad edition of Deutsche Erinnerungsorte, which tries to understand and describe important "moments" of the history of German nation in an entirely new way. The German authors include a wide variety of phenomenons such as abstract functionally-symbolic products of intelect as well as raw material monuments into these "pockets of hibernation" into which the society stores and delegates their cultural memory in order to prevent them from perishing. The neighbourhood of the Ústí nad Labem city, in the direction to the Czech- Saxon border, is covered with a number of such stone monuments. These memorials, calling to the battles of 1813, silently store a memory, which was stored in them in a feeling of patriotic flame_and the most deep love for the inherited Hapsburg home, furnished for years by a friendship with the German Brethren and the offspring of the companion-in-arms in the epoch of Befreiungskriege, completedly silented after the 1945, when the departure of German inhabitants from the border region takes away as well the memories that the memorials represented. In my work I focused on the processes, by which a purely...
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Jan Herben. Politician, journalist, writer (1857-1936)
Spálenková, Jana ; Pokorná, Magdaléna (advisor) ; Hlavačka, Milan (referee)
Diploma thesis Jan Herben. Politician, journalist, writer (1857-1936) is a biography, prepared by li terature, Herben's own work, and especially by unpublished archival material. It focuses particularly on the work of significant writer and journalist at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. One part of this work is to approach Jan Herben relation to his future wife Bronislava vista in this context, the prospect of a woman who becomes not only the wife to her husband, but also the working partner. This thesis also characterizes relationship of Jan Herben and Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and vice versa.
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Rokycany in the second half of the 19th century. Cultural and educational societies and their activities
Perková, Kateřina ; Pokorná, Magdaléna (advisor) ; Hlavačka, Milan (referee)
DipIoma thesis Rokycany in the Second HaIf of the 19th Century. Cultural and Educational Societies and Their Activities cIarifies the issue using Iiterature and so far unexpIored archives sources. The paper focuses on the activities carried out by the societies from the 1860s to the end ofthe 19th century with a further extension to year 1914. In the first part, basic town - reIated activities are presented; the second part provides an expIanation of supraregional relationships between the societies and their contribution to Czech nationallife. SimuItaneously, the work introduces some 10caI figures acting significantIy in the societies.
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