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National minority groups in the Czech republic and Latvia. An example of minority education in mother tongue
Nosková, Helena
The aim of the paper is to approach history and present state of national minority groups in the Czech Republic and Latvia. The paper focuses particularly on the Russian minority in Latvia including its historical emergence and link with contemporary history of Latvia, its relationship to Latvia and education of children in their mother tongue.As to the Czech Republic, the paper focuses on the Slovak minority, its structure and failed promotion of education of children with Slovak background in their mother tongue due to lack of interest of Slovak parents and children about the education.
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The Russian and Ukrainian minority in Czech republic
Nosková, Helena
The article describes immigration of so called white Russian and Ukrainian emigration into Czechoslovakia during 1919-1922 which was realised according to an agreement between politicians of Czechoslovakia and pre-revolutionary Russia. A process of establishing Russian and Ukrainian institutions in the Czech lands is described and analysed as to productions of those institutions in the 1920-1939. Circumstances of the Russian and Ukrainian immigration after 1945 are illustrated and foundation of Russian and Ukrainian civil societies after 1945 till present is documented.
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Socio-environmental characteristics of Králicko microregion
Vaishar, Antonín ; Cetkovský, Stanislav ; Martinát, Stanislav ; Nosková, Helena ; Tošovská, Eva ; Vajdová, Zdenka ; Woitsch, Jiří ; Zapletalová, Jana
The article is focused on relatively complex regional analyses of Králíky microregion. The analyses are focused on natural condition, location, historic evolution and on the present regional and environmental pocitics affecting the regional development. The results of public enquiry focused on perception of microregion are presented, too.
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20th and 21tst Century Migrations
Nosková, Helena
Author understands these migrations as well as the approach towards the migrants as non-negligent factors and that give the account as far as the state of conscience is concerned, not just within the society in different eras, but also within the political course of events and everyday life.
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Migration in the 20th century
Nosková, Helena
Authos shows the various migration moves people, the ethnic groups - from the working migration moves towards the hard migration move on the territory Czechoslovakia and Soviet Union in 20th century.
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