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Social policy in the Habsburg monarchy during the reign of Maria Theresa and Joseph II. (1740 - 1790).
 CINKOVÁ, Milada
The thesis deals with development of social policy during the reign of Maria Theresa and Joseph II. The first part describes the government and the political development of the Habsburg monarchy from the beginning of the Thirty Years' War to the Maria The-resa´s ascension to the throne. The second part deals with the problems of reign of Maria Theresa in the context of the era and her effort to maintain the monarchy. It analyses the conditions for creating the new reforms and the process of social policy formation. The third part describes the implementation of the new reforms to specific areas of life and their development. It analyses the transformation process of the Habsburg monarchy and its social policy during the common reign of Maria Theresa and Joseph II and it also analyses the influence of absolutist reign of Joseph II to the monarchy, its industry, culture and social reforms.
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The registry in the Bohemia
 ČERNÁ, Kateřina
The aim of this thesis is to describe the development of register records in Bohemia by comparing the recent records in registry books with those issuing from the oldest registry books. It also shows the importance of the register records today and in the past, as well as the changes of these specifications and data through out the centuries. The importance of this thesis is to highlight the fact that the records in the registry books were originally determined to be registers of received sacraments arising from the clerical regulations issued by the Roman Catholic Church. The Trident Council instructed to keep registers of christening and marriages. But the implementation into practise of these registers took longer than it was expected. The register agenda in the Czech lands was not uniform until the 18th century. The proper integration of the register agenda was stated after this period on the basis of state regulations. The Roman Catholic Church contributed actively to the origin of keeping such an agenda and was also entitled and entrusted to supervise the register record of all other Churches.
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