Vol. 2 No. 1/3 (2000)

Konference

• Konference Menšiny ve městě

  Mirjam Moravcová

  1-2

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• Town or Community?

  Zdeněk Pinc

  3-12

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• The Phenomenon of Ethnic Minority Na príklade Bratislavy v 1. polovici 20. storočia

  Peter Salner, Daniel Luther

  13-27

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• An lmpact of the Politlcal Border on the Life of the lnhabitants in the Moravian-Slovak Borderlands (an Example: Border Towns of Hodonín and Holíč)

  Magdaléna Rychlíková

  28-33

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• About the Slovak Minority in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)

  Vladislava Barhoňová

  34-36

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• The Place of a Social and Cultural Group in Urban Environment (Railwaymen in Zvolen)

  Katarína Koštialová

  37-47

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• The Czechoslov Social Democrat Party and Anti-Semitism (1889-1899)

  Blanka Soukupová

  48-72

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• Česká beseda in Liberec and the Czech Minority in the second Half of the 19th Century

  Jan Šťovíček

  73-78

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• Minorities as a Minority and National School System

  Helena Nosková

  79-126

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• The Role of Education in the Process of the lntegration of an lmigration Group

  Dana Bittnerová

  127-139

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• A Project of Global Education Projekt globální výchova - výchova k toleranci

  Zuzana Hadj Moussová

  140-144

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• A Solution to Multi-ethnic Coexistence at National and Local Levels shown by using the Example of the Czech and Romany Populations

  Jaroslava Kadeřábková

  145-148

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• Are Schoolchildren Seeking Positive Values? A Look at the Vietnamese Community

  Miloslava Turková

  149-164

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• On the Threshold of Coexistence Romanies Seen by Schoolchildren of 8th Class of Czech Elementary Schools

  Mirjam Moravcová

  165-205

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• Do We Know What Americans Think of us?

  Jana Krblichová

  206-210

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• Contact and Sources of lnformation about the Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Acquired by Students of Prague Secondary Schools

  Tomáš Procházka

  211-216

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• The Function of Tradition of the Romany Elite in Prague Proměna vztahu ke smrti a umírání

  Lucie Kvízová

  217-224

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• Russians Viewed by Prague Youth

  Michaela Šmídová

  225-229

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• The Relatlonship of Czech Society to Ukrainians

  Michaela Straková

  230-236

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• The Picture of Jews among Prague Journalists Knowledge of Jewish Religion, Culture and History

  Hedvika Novotná

  237-240

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