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Moravia in the Masaryk's Conception of the People
 Broklová, Eva
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Moravia and the Czech national consciousness from the Middle ages until now. The collection of papers presented at the conference "Czech or Moravians? On the Development of National Consciousness in Moravia", held on 28 February 2001 in Brno
 Vlček, Radomír ; Malíř, J.
The evolution of the national consciousness in Moravia from the Middle ages until now.
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 Vlček, Radomír ; Malíř, J.
The evolution of the national consciousness in Moravia from the Middle ages until now.
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Search for a one-word name for the Czech Republic
 Slezák, Lubomír
Evaluation of the process among historians, philosophers and linguists in the search for the most suitable one-word name for the Czech Republic since 1993.
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The World of Symbols and Growth of the Czech National Consciousness in Moravia
 Řepa, Milan
The process of Czech national consciousness is reflected in symbols used by representatives of the national movement. The Czech national movement was successful in the 19th century in Moravia also because its symbols were more attractive than those rlated to provincial consciousness.
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Moravian politics and Czech constitutional program in the second half of the 19th century
 Cibulka, Pavel
The study deals with the importance of the requirement for constitutional integration of the Czech Crown lands in the program and election statements of the National Party in Moravia, from 1848 to the 1880s.
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On the "national" awareness of citizens of major Moravian royal towns in the Middle Ages and in the Early Modern Period
 Sulitková, Ludmila
Sources usable for studies of national situation in Moravian royal towns in the Middle Ages and in the Early Modern Period don't reflect any animosities based primarily on ethnical reasons. Therefore we cannot suppose any higher level of reflected national awareness at burgers and towns' citizens; there was more important to which country they belonged, however this nationality equally included members of both strongest language groups (Czech and German).
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