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Irish Americans and the Events in Ireland During the Years 1916- 1922
Minčičová, Petra ; Kasáková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Šlosarčík, Ivo (referee)
This thesis is focused on the Irish American community in the United States of America and their influence and involvement in the events that happened in Ireland during the years 1916-1922. This period of time was significant due to the fight for Irish Freedom, which began in 1916 with the Easter Rising, the second phase occurred with the Irish War of Independence, and finally, the fight was over when the Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed and approved in the Dáil in 1922 with the creation of the Irish Free State. The thesis covers the Irish American community and deals with their contribution in the Irish cause and their opinion on the establishment of the Irish Free State. Irish Americans were interested in the events in their homeland and they believed that they could help the Irish cause, especially via financial assistance and diplomatic help.
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Irish Americans and the Events in Ireland During the Years 1916- 1922
Minčičová, Petra ; Kasáková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Šlosarčík, Ivo (referee)
This thesis is focused on the Irish American community in the United States of America and their influence and involvement in the events that happened in Ireland during the years 1916-1922. This period of time was significant due to the fight for Irish Freedom, which began in 1916 with the Easter Rising, the second phase occurred with the Irish War of Independence, and finally, the fight was over when the Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed and approved in the Dáil in 1922 with the creation of the Irish Free State. The thesis covers the Irish American community and deals with their contribution in the Irish cause and their opinion on the establishment of the Irish Free State. Irish Americans were interested in the events in their homeland and they believed that they could help the Irish cause, especially via financial assistance and diplomatic help.
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Religious and ethical dimension of conflict in Northern Ireland
VODIČKA, Jan
This thesis presents the problematic of Northern Ireland, long-time conflict between Catholics and Protestants, their practices which are used for achieving their goals and the attitude of church to the whole conflict. The thesis is divided into four chapters. In the first chapter, there are described the conflicts of the history view which caused the subsequent escalation of the conflict in ?The Trouble? period. The second chapter focuses on terrorist?s influence and the way of guerilla war of paramilitary groups and their complex description. The third chapter depicts religious dimension of the conflict and the pronouncement of Pope John Paul II to incidents in Northern Ireland. The fourth chapter delimits the moral good and evil in the context of Ten Commandments, as a moral basic element of mankind. This chapter also concentrates on the problematic of the just-doctrine war view.
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