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Vision of Czech crown in piece of Ernest Denis and Victor-Lucien Tapié
Štverka, Adam ; Nejedlý, Martin (advisor) ; Beneš, Zdeněk (referee)
(in English): Ernest Denis (1849-1921) and V.-L. Tapié (1900-1974) count among the prominent french historians of Czech lands. Although their work mostly describes the same historical period, the one's characteristics often differ to facts described in the work of the second. This work is going to map the motivations, which led them to write about Bohemian Crown, and capture the role they attach to it due to the organization of Central Europe's powers. The historians are then approached not only threw their masterpiece, but also threw their sojourns in Czech lands. The same emphasis is put on their impact in czech territory, reading manners of their works, rate and a role of the translations. Afterwards, the life stories are connected with their historiograpgical production in an effort to capture the depiction of Bohemian Crown and demonstrate its differences.

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