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Bohumil Modrý and his fate in literature and media coverage
Jakubec, Dominik ; Čeňková, Jana (advisor) ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (referee)
This Bachelor thesis focuses on research of the image of Czechoslovak ice-hockey goalkeeper Bohumil Modrý in literature and contemporary print. After describing the fate of Bohumil Modrý, I focus on the analysis of contemporary daily print, namely Rudé právo, Mladá fronta and Československý sport, in which I research the amount of informations publicated in named daily print and the differences between them. While analysing the daily print, I will focus on few specific periods - 1947 and 1949 ice-hockey world championships, 1948 olympic games, March 1950 in which Bohumil Modrý and his former teammates from national ice-hockey team were arrested, October 1950 in which the court hearing took place, their release from jail in early 1955, death of Bohumil Modrý in July 1963 and rehabilitation of Modrý and his once convicted teammates in July 1968. The third part of the Bachelor thesis follows Modrý's image in the book Jáchymov by Austrian writer Josef Haslinger. It is a novel which was written with help of Bohumil Modrý's daughter Blanka and follows more different storylines, but the main one focuses on the fate of Bohumil Modrý. In this part of my Bachelor thesis I focus on comparation of the informations contained in the novel and those found in specialised literature. In the conclusion of this work,...
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An image of the 1949 hockey world champions in contemporary newspapers and its use in propaganda
Svoboda, Lukáš ; Groman, Martin (advisor) ; Suk, Pavel (referee)
This thesis deals with the image of the ice hockey generation at the turn of the 1950's in the contemporary press, the fate of the 1949 ice hockey world champions, the course of the trial with the group of Bohumil Modrý. In detail it analyses mainly the important ice hockey tournaments in the years 1947, 1948 and 1949 and the image of the national ice hockey team in contemporary press, which underwent a transformation between the years 1947 and 1949. Next part of this work focuses on the tragic occasions of the year 1950 and final section covers the year 1968 when the convicted ice hockey players were vindicated.
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An image of the 1949 hockey world champions in contemporary newspapers and its use in propaganda
Svoboda, Lukáš ; Groman, Martin (advisor) ; Suk, Pavel (referee)
This thesis deals with the fate of the 1949 ice hockey world champions, the course of the trial with the group of Bohumil Modrý and pursues the image of the ice hockey generation at the turn of the 1950's in the contemporary press. In detail it analyses mainly the arrest of the national team members, preparation of the trial and the trial itself. The last part of this work focuses on the year 1968 when the convicted ice hockey players were vindicated. The whole thesis is interweaved with excerpts from the period press that illustrate the evolution of the image of the national ice hockey team.
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Bohumil Modrý and his fate in literature and media coverage
Jakubec, Dominik ; Čeňková, Jana (advisor) ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (referee)
This Bachelor thesis focuses on research of the image of Czechoslovak ice-hockey goalkeeper Bohumil Modrý in literature and contemporary print. After describing the fate of Bohumil Modrý, I focus on the analysis of contemporary daily print, namely Rudé právo, Mladá fronta and Československý sport, in which I research the amount of informations publicated in named daily print and the differences between them. While analysing the daily print, I will focus on few specific periods - 1947 and 1949 ice-hockey world championships, 1948 olympic games, March 1950 in which Bohumil Modrý and his former teammates from national ice-hockey team were arrested, October 1950 in which the court hearing took place, their release from jail in early 1955, death of Bohumil Modrý in July 1963 and rehabilitation of Modrý and his once convicted teammates in July 1968. The third part of the Bachelor thesis follows Modrý's image in the book Jáchymov by Austrian writer Josef Haslinger. It is a novel which was written with help of Bohumil Modrý's daughter Blanka and follows more different storylines, but the main one focuses on the fate of Bohumil Modrý. In this part of my Bachelor thesis I focus on comparation of the informations contained in the novel and those found in specialised literature. In the conclusion of this work,...
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