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Wagner's Bayreuth as a German National Socialist project?
 Valterová, Denisa ; Just, Vladimír (advisor) ; Sarkissian, Alena (referee)
This thesis entitled Wagner's Bayreuth as a German National Socialist project? examines the causes and historical context that links the Bayreuth festival to Hitler's National Socialist regime. The thesis focuses on problematic elements in the legacy of Wagner as a thinker and an artist and examines their development from Wagner's death to 1945. The thesis is planned in several stages.
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Wagner's Bayreuth after World War II - overcoming or continuation of a National Socialist project? (Recapitulation of a discussion 1945 - 1980)
 Valterová, Denisa ; Just, Vladimír (advisor) ; Sarkissian, Alena (referee)
This thesis follows on the Bachelor's thesis dedicated to those aspects of origins and functioning of Wagner's festival in Bayreuth, which are seen as links to the ideological ambiance of the Third Reich most often. This thesis examines the development of the same issue in the period after the end of World War II. The objective of this thesis is to survey the post-war development of the Bayreuth festival, personal contacts between the heirs of Wagner's legacy with representatives of the Third Reich or the sincerity of "denazification" of Bayreuth in the 50s. The thesis summarizes Wagner reflection from 1945 until the end of era of Winifred Wagner in 1980.
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Wagner's Bayreuth as a German National Socialist project?
 Valterová, Denisa ; Just, Vladimír (advisor) ; Sarkissian, Alena (referee)
This thesis entitled Wagner's Bayreuth as a German National Socialist project? examines the causes and historical context that links the Bayreuth festival to Hitler's National Socialist regime. The thesis focuses on problematic elements in the legacy of Wagner as a thinker and an artist and examines their development from Wagner's death to 1945. The thesis is planned in several stages.
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