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Paasikivi and Kekkonen - a strong position of Finnish presidents under the influence of the USSR
 Placák, Václav ; Brunclík, Miloš (advisor) ; Mlejnek, Josef (referee)
Diploma thesis "Paasikivi and Kekkonen - a strong position of Finnish presidents under the influence of the USSR" examines the assumptions of the prestigious position of these presidents in Finnish politics. The underlying issue is the influence of the Soviet Union on the Paasikivi's and Kekkonen's policies. The theoretical premise of the thesis is the inclusion of Finnish among so-called semi-presidential systems. The Finnish Constitution of 1919 provided the President with considerable powers, for example making him a major figure for the foreign policy of the state. However, the arrival of Paasikivi and after him Kekkonen to the presidential office led to the strengthening of the presidential office. The personality of these politicians and their political vision, experience and practices had also a significant impact on this fact. Paasikivi and Kekkonen's policies were, however, very much connected with the friendship with the Soviets, so it is possible to monitor the Soviet influence on the position of Finnish presidents within the Finnish political system.
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The Czechoslovak Exile Government during the Second World War and its Attempts for the Repundiation of the Munich Agreement by France and Great Britain
 Placák, Václav ; Soukup, Jaromír (advisor) ; Romancov, Michael (referee)
Bachelor's thesis " The Czechoslovak Exile Government during the Second World War and its Attempts for the Repundiation of the Munich Agreement by France and Great Britain" examines the development of the struggle of the Czechoslovak exile government's own recognition as the legitimate representative of the Czechoslovak Republic and the associated repundation of the Munich Agreement. Thesis in the period 1938-1942/3 examines the process of the formation of our exiled government abroad, its recognition by world powers and repundation of the Munich Agreement with a brief account of some events that preceded the Munich conference and the war. It uses the method of descriptive case study. Based on these information it is clear that the above process was the result of complex diplomatic negotiations. The UK government hesitated many times and had a number of comments. The situation has always changed with how the war changed the situation on the battlefields of World War II. The Czechoslovak government in exile eventually reached the repundation of the Munich Agreement by France and Great Britain. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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