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The trial with K. H. Frank and its presentation in the contemporary newspaper
Brandejská, Anna ; Suk, Pavel (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
Diploma thesis deals with the trial with the German minister of Czech and Moravia during the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, Karl Hermann Frank, which took place from March till May 1946. In the theoretical part of the thesis, Frank's function in the protectorate is described, as well as Frank's participation on creation of the protectorate. Practical part analyzes how four Czech newspaper - Práce, Svobodné slovo, Právo lidu and Rudé právo - informed about the trial with K. H. Frank. On grounds of news from particular days of the process, the approach of these newspapers is examined.
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The Presentation of the Occident in magazines Obzory and Tvorba in 1945-1948
Brandejská, Anna ; Cebe, Jan (advisor) ; Sekera, Martin (referee)
The diploma thesis "The media image of the Occident in magazines Obzory and Tvorba in 1945-1948" examines by using quantitative content analysis the portrayal of the Western world in provided magazines. It can be assumed that the magazines wrote about the Occident differently. Tvorba, magazine published by the communist party, is likely to be negative, while Obzory, published by the People's Democracy, would probably describe the West in a positive way. A description of the political situation in Czechoslovakia and in the world in postwar years, as well as the Czechoslovak media landscape, are included in the thesis to put into context.
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The trial with K. H. Frank and its presentation in the contemporary newspaper
Brandejská, Anna ; Cebe, Jan (referee) ; Suk, Pavel (advisor)
Diploma thesis deals with the trial with the German minister of Czech and Moravia during the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, Karl Hermann Frank, which took place from March till May 1946. In the theoretical part of the thesis, Frank's function in the protectorate is described, as well as Frank's participation on creation of the protectorate. Practical part analyzes how four Czech newspaper - Práce, Svobodné slovo, Právo lidu and Rudé právo - informed about the trial with K. H. Frank. On grounds of news from particular days of the process, the approach of these newspapers is examined.
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