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The views of man in Nazism and neo-Nazism in the ethical context
GRBAČOVÁ, Lenka
This thesis addresses the controversy of Nazism as a political ideology in an ethical context, with emphasis on the role of man. The descriptive section looks at the origins and history of Nazism, its formation as a political party (NSDAP) and its main attributes. The topics of the prescriptive section are disputations the question of how Nazism stands in the context of various historical periods from antiquity to the peak period of Nazism. This section also deals with the problems of neo-Nazism. Two controversial publications of the major neo-Nazism promoters are subjected to examination and criticism. These publications and their promoters are ?My Awakening? by David Duke from the context of the world, and ?Taboos in the Social Sciences? by Petr Bakalář from the context of the Czech Republic.
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The Ethical Heritage of The Holocaust Education in Projects of KreBul o.s.
KREJSA, Zdeněk
Thesis concerns about ethical heritage of the holocaust education in projects which are realized by KreBul, o.s. In theoretical part, the multicultural education and of present world was chracterized as a world of meeting different cultures; it is focused on the issue of the Jewish genocide in World War II. In the second stage of theoretical part, there are introduced particular activities of KreBul, o.s., which are oriented on the holocaust education in the spirit of multicultural enlightenment. Perception and understanding of events linked with the holocaust with a focus on the classification of lectural activities is considered in practical part of the thesis. Viewpoint of young people on the theme of the holocaust is gained by interpretation and analysis of individual answers of respondents; particulary the ethical viewpoint on education about events from the end of World War II and perception of some ethical categories (evil, suffering).
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Jewish Community in Bechyně
SKOUPÝ, Zdeněk
This work contains history of jewish community in Bechyně from sixteen to twenty century.In the first chapters there is described jewish history in Beohemia {--} Moravia brief history of holocaust. Second part contains history of Jews in Bechyně in centuries before second word war and jewish life in Protectorate. There are described some laws and list of Jews and theirs possesions in Bechyně. Third part contains informations about places and structures connected with jewish community in Bechyně.
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Didn´t butterflies live there? Memory of the holocaust
PATÁKOVÁ, Sabina
The purpose of the here presented degree thesis is the comparison of six memoirs, dealing with the "holocaust" phenomenon from the perspective of each single writer, with a critical eye on the way the experience has touched the author's sensibility. I have focused the attention on the latest works published on this particular matter. This graduation thesis is primarily based on Tzvetan Todorov's book "Facing the extreme: moral life in the concentration camps".
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Art Therapy in Terezin 1942-1944
KABÍČEK, Jakub
The paper deals with the art therapy work of Friedla Dicker-Brandejs in the Terezin ghetto in the years 1942-1944 and with the analysis of children{\crq}s drawings and collages that were created under her guidance. The view at the works is based on Roznov art therapy. Further the paper deals with the development of Friedla Dicker-Brandejs as an artist, teacher and an art therapist and how the cooperation with others like Johanes Itten, Paul Klee or Viktor Lowenfeld had influenced her work in the Terezin ghetto.
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Banality of Evil and the Holocaust
Prášilová, Petra ; Soběhart, Radek (advisor) ; Stellner, František (referee)
The thesis "Banality of Evil and the Holocaust" deals with the phenomenon of banal evil in the context of the Nazi Holocaust. The first part of the paper refers to the theoretical aspects of this phenomenon; the second part applies this theory to the occurrence of the Holocaust offers concrete examples. The paper aims to offer answers to the following questions: "Does banal evil exist in our world today?", "Was the Holocaust a unique event?", "Who might tend to become a murderer?". The author concludes that banal evil exists at the present time and also states the conditions of its existence and prevention. Furthermore, the author substantiates the repeatability of holocaust and, as a consequence, its non-unique character. The author comes also to the conclusion, that anyone can become a murderer, even if he does not personally commit a killing. The contribution of the thesis is to set up an integral vision on the theory of banal evil, along with a supplementary analysis of the Holocaust from this theoretical perspective. The paper also intends to establish a new conception of the Holocaust, and its perpetrators as rationally acting individuals.
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