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Creation of group of activist journalists in Protectorate Czech and Moravia
El Chaar, Adam ; Cebe, Jan (referee) ; Bednařík, Petr (advisor)
Diploma thesis "The incorporation of the group of activist journalists in Protectorate Czech and Moravia" deals with the circumstances that went along with the rise of Czech activist journalism. It outlines the political backwards in the protectorate and Europe. It contains the censorship instructions by which the German Nazis instructed Czech journalists and then the various approaches that Czech journalists took. It considers the journey of chosen Czech journalists to the beaten Poland and reportages they wrote after they returned. It contains biographies of chosen activist journalists and analysis of commentaries in four titles of daily press in period since September till November 1939.
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Radiojamming of foreign radio broadcasts to Czechoslovakia (between years 1952-1988)
Savarová, Aneta ; Cebe, Jan (referee) ; Zamazal, Ondřej (advisor)
Diploma thesis "Radiojamming of foreign radio broadcasts to Czechoslovakia (between years 1952-1988)" discusses how the communist regime abolished the entire 36 years of foreign radio broadcasts. It focused on the broadcasts of Radio Free Europe, Voice of America, BBC, Radio Liberty, Deutschlandfunk, Deutsche Welle, the Vatican, Rome, Paris, Madrid, Canada, Rias. The so-called action of R-405 (which was code-named Project interference) lasted throughout the period from January 1952 until December 1988.
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The biography of Václav Chába
Pohorecký, Vladimír ; Cebe, Jan (referee) ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor)
Diploma thesis "Život a dílo Václava Chába" deals with an image of Václav Cháb (1895 - 1983), czech publicist, writer and translator. Diploma thesis describes important moments of Cháb's life in chronological sequence. First part of the thesis analysis Cháb's growing up and attend to his participation at czechoslovak foreign legion in Russia during First world war. After his return back to the country, he started to work as a journalist at weekly paper Legionářský směr and then at daily paper Národní osvobození. During the Second world war he was shortly active in paper Naše zprávy and then was obliged to stay in illegality. In the very first beginning of the Prague revolution in May 1945, he was active in re-issuing of Národní osvobození. The biggest attention is paid to his journalist proffesion at Národní osvobození. Early in 1950's was Cháb employed in Státní pedagogické nakladatelství, where he was active even in retiring age. Diploma thesis also paid appropriate attention to many of Cháb's prosaic publications, in which he mostly describes historical subjects. He is also known for publications with anti-nazi themes. His translation activities are not omitted from this thesis. Diploma thesis also documents Cháb's relationship with dr. Lev Sychrava and aim to deals with his political opinions.
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Personal changes in czech media during the early years of normalization
Pilař, David ; Končelík, Jakub (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
My diploma work concerns about the description of the purges among Czech journalist covering the period from April 1968 till December 1970. I focused on the situation in Czech media during the period after Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia in August 1968 and tried to describe a personal constitution of editors offices including the reflection of political changes on them. I was also interested in how the media worked under political pressure and how they tried to avoid them at this time. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Broadcasting deputy of Ministry of Enquiry 1945-1953
Holomek, Ondřej ; Končelík, Jakub (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
Ministry of Enquiry represents a unique institution in the history of Czechoslovakia. During 1945-1953, it helped Communist Party of Czechoslovakia through its ideolocical activity in gaining political power. This work introduces very dynamic and interesting postwar era - a transition from one authoritarian to another, and the way communists effectively got key bodies and institutions under their control. Ministry of Enquiry is an evidence of a close connection between state and partial interest. Its main task was to gain control over public communication and to tailor this to the needs of the Communist Party. This piece of writing describes a connection between the most important contemporary mass-medium (broadcast) and state and partial bodies that influenced the broadcasting. Key body was the Ministry of Enquiry in this process. Yet before the political coup in February 1948, it managed to change the form of Czechoslovak Broadcast so much that the Broadcast supported Communist Party before, during and after the coup. In the following years, whole Czechoslovak society went under the control of Communist Party, which also influenced broadcasting even more. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Jan Drda and his journalistic activity 1945-1970
Adam, Petr ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
This graduation theses is focused on personality of Jan Orda (1915 - 1970). He was known as a Czech prose writer and playwrite, but also represented essential role in the cultured politics at the turn of the 1940s and 1950s. I concentrate only on his role in power structures and his activity in czech papers and magazines. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Transformation of radio broadcasting in Pardubice after 1989 (in relation to Radio Profil)
Nováková, Anna ; Groman, Martin (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
The goal of this work is to describe (on the basis of archival sources, topical newspapers and magazines, legal enactments and interviews with personal observers) the emergence of the first private radio station in Eastern Bohemia in the beginning of nineties. This is seen as an example of wider transformation processes within the whole Czech media area. The state owned and controlled electronic media were substituted by private (mostly commercial) media and the statutory public-service broadcaster.
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Reflections on the parliamentary elections in 1946 in the contemporary printed media
Vašek, Petr ; Cebe, Jan (advisor) ; Suk, Pavel (referee)
Master thesis "Reflections on the parliamentary elections in 1946 in the contemporary printed media" analysis the way six most influential newspapers of the time reported on those important elections. The relevant dailies are Rude pravo, Svobodne slovo, Pravo lidu and Lidova demokracie and two formally non-partisan papers Prace and Mlada fronta. This thesis explores the instruments of political propaganda four party dailies frequently used and how they described the political actions of political rivals. At the end of the thesis these four party-affiliated newspapers are compared mutually. We also deals with the issue whether the two formally non-partisan dailies Prace and Mlada fronta sided with the any individual political party. All six newspapers are studied during the tree weeks before the elections and another three weeks after the elections. This master thesis also stresses the importance of the description of the contemporary society, political and media context and uncovers also a number of facts that can complement the general historical knowledge about the given time. The study of the selected dailies for instance clearly shows that non-communist dailies (especially Svobodne slovo and Lidova demokracie) warned, as early as before the elections, against the posssibility of the communist...
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