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Restoration of Ecclesiastical Buildings in Sudetenland after 1989. The Area of Lusatian Mountains.
Čížková, Helga ; Zbytovský, Štěpán (advisor) ; Tvrdík, Milan (referee)
This thesis analyses the restoration of ecclesiastical buildings in the area of the Lusatian Mountains after 1989. It describes the emergence of the term Sudetenland and the relationship between Czechs and Germans from the outset of coexistence to the expulsion after the World War II. The main attention is paid to the architecture and renovations of catholic churches, whose condition deteriorated in the communist era. Damaged and blasted churches are also mentioned. The information on financing is presented where available.
A poet Ilse Weber and her destiny in the War II
Čížková, Helga ; Tvrdík, Milan (advisor) ; Knoll, Ursula (referee)
The purpose of this study is to focus on the destiny of an unknown Jewish poet Ilse Weber (1903-1944). In the first part, the emergence of the Holocaust Literature is presented. The thesis then illustrates the history of the Jewish population in the Czech lands. The main attention is paid to the life and writings of Ilse Weber. She was born in Vítkovice near Ostrava and wrote in German, notably songs, fairy tales and theater pieces for children. During her imprisonment in the Terezín concentration camp she wrote around sixty poems, which were luckily saved. These writings describe the horror of her surroundings. Her husband and the older son survived the war, Ilse and the younger boy were sent to the gas chamber on arrival at Auschwitz in October 1944. In conclusion, the thesis argues that this forgotten poet was an admirable personality, who was able to grasp emotions and give hope to others in hard times. KEYWORDS Holocaust, World War II, literature, Jews, Terezín.
Restoration of Ecclesiastical Buildings in Sudetenland after 1989. The Area of Lusatian Mountains.
Čížková, Helga ; Zbytovský, Štěpán (advisor) ; Tvrdík, Milan (referee)
This thesis analyses the restoration of ecclesiastical buildings in the area of the Lusatian Mountains after 1989. It describes the emergence of the term Sudetenland and the relationship between Czechs and Germans from the outset of coexistence to the expulsion after the World War II. The main attention is paid to the architecture and renovations of catholic churches, whose condition deteriorated in the communist era. Damaged and blasted churches are also mentioned. The information on financing is presented where available.

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