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Architect Antonín Tenzer
Pučerová, Klára ; Švácha, Rostislav (advisor) ; Czumalo, Vladimír (referee) ; Vorlík, Petr (referee)
The work of Antonin Tenzer involves his activities in the period of six decades in the turbulent era of development of Czechoslovak history of architecture. The architect is known as one of the representatives of the avant-garde and High functionalism, author of Faculty Hospital in Prague-Motol and other medical buildings or the Jalta hotel, a building associated with socialist realism. In my dissertation, I tried to map the main typological fields that Antonín Tenzer used in his work. My goal was to widen the portfolio of famous buildings, and on the basis I defined the architect's major themes and current issues, which were responded in his effort. I based primarily on historic materials - published projects, plan documentation and writings of public and private archives, as well as personal heritage, made available to me by the architect's family. In particular thematic areas I focused on Tenzer's vital and successful implementation of competition projects, which he later followed and extended. In addition to impulses from his collaborators, debates and majors works of those days I was looking for elements and methods of Tenzer that influenced the architecture environment. I observed the influence of historical events and the socio-political situation in his work, for example, housing issues in...
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Architect Antonín Tenzer
Pučerová, Klára ; Švácha, Rostislav (advisor) ; Czumalo, Vladimír (referee) ; Vorlík, Petr (referee)
The work of Antonin Tenzer involves his activities in the period of six decades in the turbulent era of development of Czechoslovak history of architecture. The architect is known as one of the representatives of the avant-garde and High functionalism, author of Faculty Hospital in Prague-Motol and other medical buildings or the Jalta hotel, a building associated with socialist realism. In my dissertation, I tried to map the main typological fields that Antonín Tenzer used in his work. My goal was to widen the portfolio of famous buildings, and on the basis I defined the architect's major themes and current issues, which were responded in his effort. I based primarily on historic materials - published projects, plan documentation and writings of public and private archives, as well as personal heritage, made available to me by the architect's family. In particular thematic areas I focused on Tenzer's vital and successful implementation of competition projects, which he later followed and extended. In addition to impulses from his collaborators, debates and majors works of those days I was looking for elements and methods of Tenzer that influenced the architecture environment. I observed the influence of historical events and the socio-political situation in his work, for example, housing issues in...
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Funding the early phases of socialistic industrialization in Czechoslovakia between 1945 and 1953
Rod, Jaroslav ; Jakubec, Ivan (advisor) ; Skřivan, Aleš (referee)
The main objective of this bachelor thesis is to analyse the process of socialistic industrialization in Czechoslovakia between 1945 and 1953. Czechoslovakia, which had already undergone its industrialization phases in the 19th century, was to go through a similar process once again. The thesis tries to examine the industrialization process itself as well as reveal the motivation that made the contemporary government and political leaders adopt such a procedure again. Attention is paid to industrial sectors involved and methods used in the process. The thesis offers various cases that document exploiting the machinery of the enterprises in border areas that had been abandoned after the post-war expulsion of Germans. Moreover, further efforts to minimise the costs of the process are also explained. The first chapter is particularly focused on events that helped the Communist Party come to power and proceed with socialist industrialization.
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Two-years plan of the restoration (1947 - 1948)
Václavů, Jana ; Jakubec, Ivan (advisor) ; Skřivan, Aleš (referee)
The thesis addresses the questions of so called Two-year plan of the restoration in Czechoslovakia between the years 1947 and 1948. The materials from Prague national archive, historical sources and the latest contemporary literature have been used. The thesis follows the preparation, implementation and results of this "two-year plan". The work emphasizes industry and agriculture, especially textile industry. At the end the transition of the two-year plan to the long-term five-year plan is dealt with.
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Research April 1947 ÚVVM: Two-year plan, books, music, holiday, forests, radio, Nehru, transmigration abroad, change of careers. B 54, B 54
Ústav pro výzkum veřejného mínění
The research was initiated by Department of Agriculture and cultural department of Planning board and it deals with several issues at once. Questions deal with two-year plan, restricted entry into forests, admire to move abroad or change of careers and also deals with theme of reading, borrowing books, favourite kind of literature and music and radio ownership.
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Research November 1946 ÚVVM: Culture, Labour, Two-year Plan. B 32, B 32
Ústav pro výzkum veřejného mínění
Questions, which incurred by request of the National Gallery, the Planning Administrative Department and the Ministry of Industry, examine whether people attend galleries and theatres, whether they listen programmes by Z. Nejedlý. The research also includes questions concerning to the female form of the term “minister”, whether people have changed their opinion of the Western Great Powers after the peace conference. Other questions address to the punishments for lateness to work, success of two-year plan and the brigade-works.
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