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Operation Allied Force in Selected Czech Daily Newspapers
Božková, Lucie ; Nečas, Vlastimil (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
Thesis: Operation Allied Force in Selected Czech Daily Newspapers Author: Mgr. Lucie Božková Annotation In my thesis Operation 'Allied Force' in Selected Czech Daily Newspapers I am tracing the representation of the topic - NATO's air strikes in the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (the so called Operation 'Allied Force') in 1999 in selected Czech Daily Newspapers. I am observing the effects, media's impact, frames and agenda setting. To support the integrity of the topic I added a chapter about the Kosovo crisis which enlightens the initiation of the air attacks. Furthermore, and mainly I am focusing on professional studies dealing with military news. The dominant theme of these articles is the foreign media coverage of the Kosovo War. In the experts 'outputs I predominantly center on their choosing and the method of analysis, on which I then base my analysis on. I decided to use the method of the quantitative content analysis for my own research. The first period of exploration is the bombing period (March 24, 1999 - June 10, 1999). Here the aim of my analysis is to find out what attention have the daily newspapers MF Dnes, Hospodářské noviny, Právo and Blesk paid to the Operation 'Allied Force'. In addition, I followed the placement of the articles, media resources and also the presentation of...
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Reflection and Changes of Perception in Dresden Bombing Attack
Majerová, Tereza ; Beneš, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Šmíd, Marek (referee)
Reflection and Changes of Perception in Dresden Bombing Attack Bachelor's thesis is focused on aerial bombing attack of the city of Dresden and its perception through second half of 20th century, with reflection in media and public opinion from war times till today. It covered the differencies between Germany and Great Britain with regard to their former war status. Thesis help to grasp war reality and its consequences and to order and explain changes in perception of war. Keywords bombing, Dresden, reflection, Second World War, war operations, war crimes, controversis
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Second life raids in Pardubice
Budinská, Andrea ; Míšková, Alena (advisor) ; Skopek, Robert (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with the second life raids in Pardubice. The subject of this thesis is to describe the course of all three raids, and their consequences, too. Here is presented not only the criticism of literature, bud testimonies of witnesses who personally experienced the bombing of Pardubice, too. The matter of unexploded bombs, located beneath the city, is also omitted. The aim is to show the relevance and interest in topics nowadays and make a comprehensive overview of the various raids for the reader. For the bachelor thesis was mainly used professional literature and period newspapers. Oral history has served to verify or to add information.
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Evaluation of humanitarian intervention in FRY in 1999
Duhan, Peter ; Anděl, Petr (advisor) ; Šindelář, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals with the humanitarian bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999. The aim is to evaluate the NATO operation called Allied Force. The evaluation will consist two parts. First, the operation will be subjected to analysis in terms of Responsibility to Protect communication, which seeks to define the circumstances under which it is possible to attack a sovereign state in the name of human rights. Then the different objectives of the operation, as defined by NATO will be examined. The aim will be to determine whether the intentions of NATO were met and if not, why. In order to evaluate the Allied Force operation, it is necessery to analyze what was happening in this region throughout the history before 1999. This work briefly describes the history of Kosovo, then examines in detail the period from 80 years of the 20th century to 1999. Part of the work also deals with the ethnic wars in Balkan in the early 90s and the consequences that they had for Kosovo. The important part is to analyze how NATO positions formed from spring 1998 until June 1999, when the operation was completed.
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