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The evacuation of villages in Vyškov region in 1939-1945. The broadening of the Vyškov military area for the needs of German occupying army
Leznar, Marek ; Šedivý, Ivan (advisor) ; Kokoška, Stanislav (referee)
The Vyškov Military Area was established for the needs of the Czechoslovak military forces in 1935 in the area of former woodland of the Olomouc Bishopric. There was established the training centre for tankists, the casern and a few tankist units by the year 1938. After the occupation of the rest of Czechoslovakia by German army in 1939 the Vyškov Military Area passed over to the control of wehrmacht. Its command with cooperation of German Protectoral Offices decided the broadening of Vyškov Military Area for its needs to the prejudice of surrounding villages. Germans for the expropriation of the surrounding area used the law of the First Republic number 25 from 1935 about the expropriation of the real estate for purpose of the defence of the state. The whole action was the responsibility of the Protectorate Land Office for Bohemia and Moravia (Bodenamt) - the seat in Prague - which established in Vyškov the Office of Relocation. It was subordinated to the Protectorate Department of Home Affairs. The moving of villages in the zone around Vyškov began in spring in 1941 and finished in the end of 1944.
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Prag in May 1945. History of a Rising
Kokoška, Stanislav ; Míšková, Alena (advisor) ; Kvaček, Robert (referee) ; Borák, Mečislav (referee)
TITLE: Prag in May 1945. History of a Rising AUTHOR: Stanislav Kokoška DEPARTMENT: The History and History Didactics Department SUPERVISOR: doc. PhDr. Alena Míšková, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: This study takes a look at a unknown chapter in the Czech modern history: The uprising of the resistance movement under the leadership of the Czech National Council and Military Command of Great Prague - Bartoš against the German occupants on 5th May 1945. the publication describes precisely the uprising as well as the drama of the entire events, and embeds them in the contect of the German and Allied political and military strategy. In 1945 April, the territory of Protectorate itself became the theatre of war operations. The occupation power collapsed swiftly and the course of events speeded towards to a spontaneous uprising. Owing to unfavourable military-political constellation, its course was quite dramatic, involving considerable material damages and casualties.However, the Rising was of enormous moral significance for the Czech nationals of Prague. On the evening of May 8 the German troops left the city, and the next day early in the morning the first units of the Red army marched into Prague. KEYWORDS: World War II - Prague Rising - Czech Resistance Movement
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The evacuation of villages in Vyškov region in 1939-1945. The broadening of the Vyškov military area for the needs of German occupying army
Leznar, Marek ; Kokoška, Stanislav (referee) ; Šedivý, Ivan (advisor)
The Vyškov Military Area was established for the needs of the Czechoslovak military forces in 1935 in the area of former woodland of the Olomouc Bishopric. There was established the training centre for tankists, the casern and a few tankist units by the year 1938. After the occupation of the rest of Czechoslovakia by German army in 1939 the Vyškov Military Area passed over to the control of wehrmacht. Its command with cooperation of German Protectoral Offices decided the broadening of Vyškov Military Area for its needs to the prejudice of surrounding villages. Germans for the expropriation of the surrounding area used the law of the First Republic number 25 from 1935 about the expropriation of the real estate for purpose of the defence of the state. The whole action was the responsibility of the Protectorate Land Office for Bohemia and Moravia (Bodenamt) - the seat in Prague - which established in Vyškov the Office of Relocation. It was subordinated to the Protectorate Department of Home Affairs. The moving of villages in the zone around Vyškov began in spring in 1941 and finished in the end of 1944.
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