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OBSAH / CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
STUDIE / STUDIES / СТАТЬИ
VORÁČEK EmilNesplněná očekávání západní levice. Konference tří internacionál v Berlíně 1922 s. 7–34 ВОРАЧЕК ЭмильНесбывшиеся ожидания западных левых. Конференция трех интернационалов 1922 в Берлине The Unfulfilled Expectations of the Western Left: The Conference of the Three Internationals in Berlin 1922
The aim of this study is to evaluate the brief stage of attempts by western European socialist movements to establish cooperation with the Moscow-based Communist International, which since its inception had also been a tool for Soviet foreign policy. In the beginning of the 1920s, a period with an unstable political situation in many of the Central European countries, these efforts may have played a significant role in the future development of the Versailles system. For Soviet foreign policy at the time was oriented against the Versailles system and at the same time they were attempting to surmount the barrier for commercial and economic cooperation with the industrially-developed West. The accessibility of western markets was essential for the renewal of the Soviet economy, which was in a state of chaos after the First World War and the bloody civil war. Moscow therefore purposefully exploited every possible channel for improving its position while at the same time still declaring its orientation towards worldwide socialist revolution. The leadership of the Soviet state was not very invested in cooperation with Western socialist; on the contrary, the political trials in Soviet Russia led to the toughening of repressive measures against ideological opponents. And it is for this reason, among others, that for central European countries it was important to be well informed about Soviet intelligence activities, and by extension also about the activities of the Comintern. Key words: Comintern, Socialist International, II ½ International, Commission of Nine, Soviet foreign policy¨
PETRÁŠ Renés. 35–48 Ohlas sovětského řešení národnostní otázky v meziválečném Československu ПЕТРАШ РенеОтзвуки советского решения национального вопроса в межвоенной Чехословакии
The Response of the Soviet Solution of the National Question in Interwar Czechoslovakia The Soviet solution for national issues was remarkable: for the first time in Russian history, complicated federal and autonomous structures were created. In the first half of the twentieth century – an era characterized predominantly by strident nationalism – the official proletarian internationalism of the regime was something altogether different. Czechoslovakia, too, sought inspiration for tackling its national minority issues in the beginning of its First Republic in the Soviet model. Key words: Russia, Czechoslovak minority policy, legal status of minorities
DOMACHOWSKA Agata B.s. 49–63 The attitude of Poland and Polish society toward the 1999 Kosovo refugees ДОМАХОВСКА Агата Б.Отношение Польши и польского общества к беженцам из Косова в 1999 г. The attitude of Poland and Polish society toward the 1999 Kosovo refugees
In 1999 the NATO intervention in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia took place. During 78 days NATO bombed Yugoslavia in order to halt Slobodan Milosevic’s policy against Albanians living in Kosovo. By the end of the intervention, more than 850 000 people from Kosovo had become refugees. They predominantly spread across the Balkan states but some of them also were taken outside the region – to Germany, Turkey, Norway, Italy, Canada, the US and to Poland as well. The aim of this paper is to investigate the situation of Kosovo refugees in Poland in 1999. I begin by explaining the situation of people living in Kosovo during the NATO intervention. Next, I will present the issue of refugees in Polish law at the time of the Kosovo crisis. After that, I will also examine the attitude of Poles towards these refugees. What is more, understanding the official narrative about them is crucial in explaining the country’s policy too. Finally, I will summarize my paper with some conclusions regarding the need for further research. Key words: Kosovo, Poland, refugee crisis, NATO intervention, Balkans
ŽÍLA Ondřejs. 65–85 Mezi bratrstvím a jednotou a nacionalismem: Národní klíč v socialistické a daytonské Bosně a Hercegovině ЖИЛА ОндржейМежду братством и единством и национализмом: Национальное устройство в социалистической и «дейтонской» Боснии и Герцеговине Between Brotherhood and Unity and Nationalism: The National Key in Socialist and Post-Dayton Bosnia and Hercegovina
This contribution is dedicated to the insufficiently researched phenomenon of what are called “national keys”: principles the Yugoslav communists applied in their efforts at rigorously promoting a policy of brotherhood and unity. The goal of this text is to analyze the deepening contrast in the approaches to solving the league-wide crisis between the Bosnian communists. This group – even at in the twilight days of Tito’s Yugoslavia – were overseeing the policy of “brotherhood and unity” that had been in effect until that time, while representatives of the political parties that had newly formed in the 1990s were drawing on a nationalist principle based along ethnic-confessional lines. The essay analyzes both, across a backdrop of the culminating political and economic difficulties in the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina in the 1980s. This work focuses on analysis of the modifying central premises for the peaceful existence of the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina; i.e., on the transformation in understanding and utilization of the national key and on the essential consensus in constitutional questions between the three Bosnian-Herzegovinian ethnic groups in the era of socialism and in the period after the end of the Bosnian war (the second half of the 1990s). Key words: Bosnia and Hercegovina, national key, consensus, coexistence, Brotherhood and Unity, nationalism
MATERIÁLY A DOKUMENTY / CONTRIBUTIONS AND DOCUMENTS / МАТЕРИАЛЫ И ДОКУМЕНТЫ
KOVALJOV Michail – AFIANI Vitalijs. 87–104 Archivní dědictví Antonije Florovského: o historii formování a perspektivách studia КОВАЛЕВ Михаил — АФИАНИ ВиталийАрхивное наследие Антония Флоровского: о истории формирования и перспективах исследования The Archival Legacy of Anthony Florovsky: On the History of Formation and Proposals for Further Study
This article is devoted to analysis of the archival legacy of the eminent Russian and Czechoslovak historian Professor Anthony Florovsky (1884–1968). His personal papers were scattered among archives in various countries, with the bulk of these documents stored in the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow and the Slavic Library in Prague. The authors of this article explore these collections and assess the composition of the documents and their significance for modern historians, and they determine that the proposed importance of these materials for those studying the history of Russian-Czech relations is substantiated. Their research into the history of the formation of Florovsky’s personal archive also details the circumstances that led to the division of documents between Prague and Moscow and the authors conclude that this division was the result of a confluence of circumstances. The article thus justifies the need for further study into the archival legacy of Professor Florovsky, which should be undertaken jointly by Russian and Czech scholars. Key words: A.V. Florovsky, Russian-Czech relations, archives
RECENZE / REVIEWS / РЕЦЕНЗИИ
Bogumił GROTT – Olgierd GROTT (ed.), Przedhitlerowskie korzenie nazizmu czyli dusza niemiecka w świetle filozofii i religioznawstwa (Rafał Łętocha) s. 105–109
Jiří FRIEDL – Tomasz JUREK – Miloš ŘEZNÍK – Martin WIHODA, Dějiny Polska (Piotr Pałys) s. 109–113
Tadeusz RUZIKOWSKI (ed.), Pion walki z podziemiem niepodległościowym RBP/MBP 1944–1954, (Adam Zítek) s. 113–116
Monika KOKALJ KOČEVAR, Mobiliziranci v nemško vojsko z Gorenjske v letih 1943–1945 (Milan Sovilj) s. 116–124
Argyro KARTSONAKI, Breaking Away: Kosovo’s Unilateral Secession (Mihail Ceropita) s. 124–128 Roger BOYES – Suzy JAGGER, New State, Modern Statesman: Hashim Thaçi – A Biography (Mihail Ceropita) s. 129–131 Petr KALETA, Lužičtí Srbové v lidové sněmovně: nástin politického života v srbské Lužici v době NDR (Jan Krajčirovič) s. 131–134
Jiří NĚMEC, Eduard Winter 1896–1982. Zpráva o originalitě a přizpůsobení se sudetoněmeckého historika (Jaroslav Šebek) s. 134–137
ZPRÁVY / NOTICES / СООБШЕНИЯs. 139–145
ZPRÁVY Z VĚDECKÉHO ŽIVOTA / REPORTS FROM THE SCHOLARLY LIFE / CООБЩЕНИЯ ИЗ НАУЧНОЙ ЖИЗНИ
Mezinárodní kongres slavistů v Bělehradě International Congress of Slavists in Belgrade (Ladislav Hladký) Международный конгресс славистов в Белграде (Ладислав Гладки) s. 147–148
Čtrnáctý ročník pražské Konference mladých slavistů The Fourteenth Annual Prague Conference of Young Slavic Scholars (Marek Příhoda) Четырнадцатый год пражской Конференции молодых славистов (Марек Пршигода) s. 149–155
Mezinárodní vědecká konference Společná historie? Padesát let zkušeností Poláků, Čechů a Slováků v podmínkách nezávislosti, okupace a totalitárních režimů, Vratislav 4. – 5. října 2018 The international scholarly conference “Mutual History? Fifty Years of the Experiences of Poles, Czechs, and Slovaks, and the Conditions of Independence, Occupation and Totalitarian Regimes”, Wrocław, 4 – 5 October 2018 (Jiří Friedl)
Международная научная конференция Общая история? Пятьдесят лет опыта поляков, чехов и словаков в условиях независимости, оккупации и тоталитарных режимов, Вратислав 4-го и 5-го октября 2018 г. (Иржи Фридл) s. 155–157