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Regulations of Leisure in the Early Modern Communal Book of the Jewish Community in Třebíč: "Joking, Recklessness and Indecency"
Smolík, Tobiáš ; Sixtová, Olga (advisor) ; Kocman, Pavel (referee)
The presented M.A. thesis pursues leisure activities in the Jewish Community in Třebíč in the early modern period. The research is based on Pinkas ha-kahal Trebitsch (1674-1803), communal book preserved in the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People in Jerusalem. This manuscript wasn't sufficiently studied up to this day. The author analyzed the regulations of selected aspects of leisure and put them in context of early modern European regulations, both Jewish and Christian.
Presentation of the Jewish culture in Třebíč in context of the European Jewish museums: analysis and proposal of the education trail
Smolík, Tobiáš ; Janeček, Petr (advisor) ; Lupták Burzová, Petra (referee)
This B.A. thesis is a critical analysis of the popularization of Jewish culture in Třebíč. It is focused on the expositions and on other Jewish-themed educational and cultural program organized by the civic culural center of Třebíč (Městské kulturní středisko). The chosen aspects of presentation strategy are analysed and compared to the up to date trends of the European Jewish museums and to their critiques in the scholarly journals. The theoretical part of the thesis is followed by the practical part, devoted to a proposal of the educational trail on the Jewish cemetery as an extension of the Třebíč's educational activities. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Joachim Pollak (1798-1879): On the Role of the Rabbi in the Jewish Community of Trebitsch in 19th Century
Smolík, Tobiáš ; Sládek, Pavel (advisor) ; Boušek, Daniel (referee)
This B.A. thesis is a case study, contributing toward the understanding to the nineteenth-century rabbinate in Moravia. It is based on a unique convolute of Hebrew correspondence of R. Joachim Pollak (1798-1879) who served as rabbi of Trebitsch since 1828 till his death. The convolute, now in the archive of the Jewish Museum in Prague, consists of over four hundred letters written by Pollak himself or adressed to him. The author analyzed the Hebrew manuscript, provided its paleographical analysis and placed it in the context of the epistolographic genre. The chronological list contains the names of Pollakʼs correspondents, many of whom were identified by the author. The letters, interpreted in the light of other archival and secondary sources, provide a unique insight into the competences, duties and activities of a local Moravian rabbi. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

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