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The Theme of Nazi And Communistic Prisoner in Czech Literature in the 2nd Half of the 20th Century
VESELKOVÁ, Ivana
The dissertation The theme of Nazi and Communistic prisoner in Czech literature in the 2nd half of the 20th century deals with political prison in prose of the given period. Its aim is to show the whole picture on both mentioned phases and regimes, on relations and attitudes of literary theory to the literature, which is related with political theme and firstly on psychological and social world of political prisoners of Nazi and Communist regime in the literature.
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Documents concerning activities of Bohumil Laušman in Austrian and British archives
Pernes, Jiří
Bohumil Laušman was a social-democratic politician. He influenced the Czechoslovak politics between 1945-1948 and he contributed to the development of the socialist society. He emigrated to Federal Republic of Germany (Oberursel) after February 1948. Later, he went to Yugoslavia and Austria. He was kidnapped back to Czechoslovakia in 1953. Laušman was active in exile as we can see from archival collections. They can be found not only in Austrian and Serbian archives but also in British archives, e. g. in the documents of Blažej Vilím, Karl Maiwald or Jan Svoboda. Another important source of information is comprised in the memoirs of Rudolf Krupička. Krupička was a chemist who went to Yugoslavia with Laušman and supported him financially. He published a book where he describes their experiences. Materials relating to Laušman are available in the USA, too.
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Saint Rosa
Malínek, Vojtěch
Obviously, young Czech poetry had become more and more influenced by the ascending communistic ideology after World War I, which resulted in its evident ideologization. The need for new „saints“ to be celebrated arised, satisfied by an „enthronization“ of the German communist Rosa Luxemburg in the Czech context. The paper starts with analyzing the reception of her personality in the leftist Czech press, following the activities of the communist organisation Proletkult that was trying to promote Luxemburg as an exemplary „communist saint“ early in the 1920s, and inquires into the representation of Luxemburg in the texts by leftist poets such as S. K. Neumann, J. Wolker and A. M. Píša. Eventually, a description of the gradual decline of the Luxemburg cult in the following years is given.
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Saint Rosa
Malínek, Vojtěch
Obviously, young Czech poetry had become more and more influenced by the ascending communistic ideology after World War I, which resulted in its evident ideologization. The need for new „saints“ to be celebrated arised, satisfied by an „enthronization“ of the German communist Rosa Luxemburg in the Czech context. The paper starts with analyzing the reception of her personality in the leftist Czech press, following the activities of the communist organisation Proletkult that was trying to promote Luxemburg as an exemplary „communist saint“ early in the 1920s, and inquires into the representation of Luxemburg in the texts by leftist poets such as S. K. Neumann, J. Wolker and A. M. Píša. Eventually, a description of the gradual decline of the Luxemburg cult in the following years is given.
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Globalization in Southeast Asia and its influence on behavior and attitudes
Cao Bao, Trang ; Hubinková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Kašparová, Eva (referee)
In this work I try to "solve" the concept of globalization. Familiarize ourselves with key actors in the globalization process and look at the two faces of globalization. The last chapter "Vietnam Today" closes the theoretical part. In practical chapter on the basis of surveys conducted electronic and paper questionnaires to investigate to what extent the problems outlined in the theoretical part reflected in modern humans. The main objective of this work is to examine and evaluate real ongoing globalization in Southeast Asia and its influence on behavior and attitudes of people living in this area, specifically involved in Vietnam.
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Analysis of the Roma issue concerning failure in Czechoslovakia in the 50´s and 60´s of the 20th century
Poprik, Anton ; Soběhart, Radek (advisor) ; Kozmanová, Irena (referee)
The bachelor thesis "Analysis of the Roma issue concerning failure in Czechoslovakia in the 50's and 60's of the 20th century" deals with the state institutions procedures addressing Roma issues during the first twenty years of the Communist Party rule in Czechoslovakia. The first part brings a broader historical perspective of solving the Roma issue and particularly the impact of World War II on its later character. The core of the thesis lies in examination of three base periods, which took place during the fifties and sixties as to Roma issues. In chapters gradually focused on the years 1950-1957, 1958-1964 and 1965-1968 the chosen concepts and practical procedures are described, their success is evaluated and the root causes of solutions failure analyzed.
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