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A complementary folk cure at displaced compatriots from Ukraine, Kazakhstan
Beranská, Veronika
The paper deals with the complementary folk healing using by the resettled compatriots from the area of the former Soviet Union, especially from the Ukraine and Kazakhstan. The text introduces into some healing practices, methods and procedures of families, which the resettled compatriots used to practice in their source country and transfer them into the milieu of their present households, or they still keep them in their mind.
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Czech foreign community
Brouček, Stanislav
The paper follows the departures of Citizen from Czech countries to abroad from 15 century to the present. Attempts by their classification and basic characteristics.
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Introduction
Brouček, Stanislav
The article treats the importance of the association Bohemian Citizens´ Benevolent Society of Astoria, inc to maintain a social home for people of Czech and Slovak ancestry, in which the Czech and Slovak cultures may be taught and blended with American traditions and culture.
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Funeral Ceremony Songs of the South Bohemian Blata in the Second Half of the 20th Century
Tyllner, Lubomír
The agricultural area of South Bohemia belongs to the regions where the steady advancement of industrialization created conditions for survival of continuous phenomenons of traditional culture, survival incomparably longer then in other regions. Up to the 1970s, in the region of Blata in South Bohemia had been kept a traditional funeral rite that in a great part contained of songs above the open coffin of the deceased.
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The Nurenberg music instruments in Bohemia
Freemanová, Michaela
For centuries, Nuremberg was an important centre of music instrument production. The most important set of 16th century Nuremberg instruments, surviving in the Bohemian Lands, belonged originally to the Rožmberk family; in 1862 it became part of Prague's National Museum collections.
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