Historici, historiografie a dějepis: studie, črty, eseje
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Predmluva: Tiha slibu.................................... 7
I. Misto uvodu ......................................... 11
Vëcnÿ problém: Jak psât dëjiny?..................... 13
II. Ceské obrozeni ...................................... 31
Ke genezi Palackého pojeti husitstvi................ 33
Kdyz Frantisek potkal Hynka.......................... 48
Vaclav Vladivoj Tomek, Jan Zizka a husitskâ epocha.. 76
III. Muzejcici, Collova skola a T. G. Masaryk............. 91
Vlasteneckÿ kosmopolita Jaroslav Goll................ 93
Zikmund Winter a Gollova skola.......................120
Koreny sporu o smysl ceské minulosti................140
„Tâbor je nas program...“
(Masarykova nâvstëva vTabofe 25. brezna 1920)....... 173
IV. Zapomenutÿ Zdenëk Nejedlÿ ...........................203
Zdenka Nejedlého lé ta ucnovskâ a vandrovni ........205
Pocâtky vëdecké prâce Zdenka Nejedlého
a jeji teoretickâ vychodiska.........................247
Hudebni klub v Praze (1911-1927).................... 266
Krest anûv Nejedlÿ (s malÿm doplnënim)...............320
V. Mezi marxismem a postmodernou........................333
Rozporuplnÿ zivot a pûsobeni Josefa Macka
(Na okraj knihy Bohumila Jirouska) .................335
Smërovâni Josefa Macka k historické sémantice.......354
Macküv Jagellonsky vék v kontextu moderní
historiografie..........................................370
Husitství v ucebnicích déjepisu po roce 1989 .......... 381
Spojité nádoby .........................................411
Vpred i v kruhu?
(Promény ceské historiografie po roce 1989) ........... 422
White nezménil déjiny, ale pohled na né ................440
Bibliografická poznámka ......................................465
Seznam zkratek ...............................................467
Summary .................................................... 468
Jmenny rejstrík...............................................474
SUMMARY
The book contains studies, essays and sketches written in the years
1977-2014 and devoted to selected problems and personalities of Czech
historiography of the 19th and 20th centuries. In particular it concen-
trates on the works and approaches of Frantisek Palacky (1798-1876),
Vaclav Vladivoj Tomek (1818-1905), Zikmund Winter (1846-1912), Ja-
roslav Goll (1846-1929), Zdenek Nejedly (1878-1962) and Josef Macek
(1922-1991). It thus scrutinizes some characteristic examples of the
transition of Czech historiography from the romantic approaches of
the first half of the 19th century, through the era of descriptive-factual
and empirical-critical (positivist) history, up until the rise, dominance
and “fall” of Marxism. This central theme is complemented by studies
dealing with the revolutionary consequences for Czech historiography
represented by the political turnaround in 1989. The direct impact of
this turnaround was manifested not only in a more intensive connec-
tion of Czech historiography with current trends in “Western” histo-
riography and in a concentration of attention on new (and revived)
research topics, but also at the level of secondary-school history studies:
specifically, in the creation of school textbooks, in teaching methods
and in discussions on the place and function of this traditional subject
within the framework of the school curriculum. In connection with
the transformation of the public sphere debates also broke out about
the place and purpose of history, historical science and historians in
contemporary society, especially in reaction to the increasing influ-
ence of postmodern thinking. This is the main reason why the book is
framed by two texts with a theoretical focus that take a critical look at
the postmodern understanding of history. In the opening text (Eter-
nal Problem: How To Write History) and in the concluding deliberation
(White Did Not Change History, But The Way History Is Viewed) the author
categorically rejects the thesis that history does not actually exist and
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that it is a mere intellectual construct. On the contrary, in accord with
the opinion of Lubomir Dolezel, he emphatically defends the stance
advocating the truth-bearing function of historiography, which cannot
be perceived as a mere analogue of historical belles-lettres.
The first part of the publication, entitled Czech Revival^ includes three
works connected with the personality and work of Frantisek Palacky.
They mainly concern Palacky’s conception of the Hussite movement,
which the founder of modern Czech historiography regarded as the
Czech nation s most significant contribution to humanity on account
of its never-ending striving toward the idea of a sovereign humanity.
The Moravian native and graduate of the evangelical grammar school
in Pressburg (current-day Bratislava) sharply changed the prevailing
evaluation of the Czech past by assigning a central position to the
Hussite period. This fundamental turnaround was also accepted by
a majority of ethnic Czechs, despite the fact that almost one hundred
percent of them considered themselves to be of the Catholic faith.
Palacky’s indirect pupil and the instructor of his children, Václav
Vladivoj Tomek, tried to amend partially this point of view by an
emphasis on firmly-established facts and a deliberate attempt to dis-
regard exalted philosophical constructs, but even he could not resist
the spell of the undefeated Hussite commander Jan Zizka of Trocnov
(c. 1360-1424), whom he made into a model of a Czech statesman and
true hero. Tomek’s idealized portrait of Jan Zizka remains to this day
a part of the Czech historical consciousness. Palacky’s approach to
history, even though influenced by the Enlightenment and the ideas
of neo-humanism, in essence arose from Romantic coordinates and
regarded the nation as a natural historical individuality, superordinate
to the interests of the individuals who constitute its organic compo-
nent. The acknowledged historian, therefore, inevitably found himself
in a conflict of opinion with poet Karel Hynek Mácha (1810-1836),
who in the spirit of Byronism emphasized the freedom of creative in-
dividuality. This dual concept of Romanticism was accentuated in the
course of the 20th century in particular by the cultural and political left
(more precisely, by the inter-war avant-garde, especially the Surrealists
and their defenders), who took up a strong stance in clear opposition
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both to Palacky as a national conservative and to Macha as an (al-
leged) revolutionary agitator who nevertheless lacked their consistent
philosophical bases reaching back as far as Platonism. The left-oriented
authors made use of an updated version of this controversy initially for
attacks on the political establishment of the so-called First Republic
and for the defence of radical socialism. After 1960 it was then used
in the texts of nonconformist philosophers Karel Kosik and Robert
Kalivoda for attacks on the positions of dogmatic Stalinists.
The works included in the section Museum-Approach Researchers,
the Goll School and T. G. Masaryk concern the sharp differentiations in
opinion in Czech historiography after the death of Frantisek Palacky.
At that time Czech historiography in essence abandoned the Romantic
paradigm and created two rival currents. The descriptive-factual cur-
rent, connected to Vaclav Vladivoj Tomek, claimed allegiance to the
inheritance of the national revival, but in the course of time it inclined
ever more distinctly toward cultural history and included in its scope
all accessible data encompassing those aspects of the past concerning
civilization. However, this current did not achieve a comprehensive
and textured depiction of individual historical periods. The group
of cultural-historical-oriented researchers was concentrated primarily
around the Museum of the Czech Kingdom (whence the term museum-
approach researchers derives) and the historical research magazine that
was published under the museum’s patronage from 1827. In contrast
to this, at the Czech Charles-Ferdinand University (divided in 1882
into de facto separate Czech and German parts) Jaroslav Goll gained
a leading position among historians. Goll was determined to overcome
national self-absorption and bring Czech historiography closer to
modern world trends, in particular contemporary German, French and
Anglo-Saxon history-writing, comprising empirical-critical principles
and comparative methodology. Goll’s postulates included a sceptical
stance toward the philosophy of history and an emphatic rejection of
the stance that historiography should serve a political function. Even
though in his youth Goll himself sympathized with Czech national ef-
forts (for instance, his poetry from that time emanates an admiration
for Hussitism), periods spent abroad (in Germany, France, England
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and the Netherlands) and his cooperation with artists who advocated
an openness to world trends turned him into a “patriotic cosmopoli-
tan”. Methodological disputes between Goll and, on the one hand,
his preeminent pupils (the so-called Goll School) and, on the other
hand, a group of the so-called museum researchers were the logical
outcome of a different understanding of historical work. The book
demonstrates these by using the example of the dispute over the his-
torical works of Zikmund Winter, an author, a contemporary of Goll,
a productive cultural historian and a prominent face of the so-called
museum circle.
However, in 1893 Goll also parted ways with his ally of several years,
philosopher and sociologist Tomás Garrigue Masaryk (1850—1937).
Masaryk did not share Golfs view concerning the pursuit of academic
knowledge exclusively for its own sake and assigned a crucial sig-
nificance to academic activity for the formation of a modern political
program. The clash between Goll and Masaryk thus reflected a general
problem concerning whether the social sciences should stick strictly
to the ideal of their own autonomy, governed exclusively by a non-
biased (objective) perception of facts, or whether they are obliged to
become actively involved in the transformation of the world in the
national interest and also in the interest of the whole of humankind.
In 1910 this debate grew into a dispute over the meaning of Czech
history: in this dispute Masaryk and his adherents defended the thesis
of an ideological connection between the Czech National Revival and
the ideas of the Hussite era, while Goll’s preeminent pupils, headed by
Josef Pekar, rejected this opinion as an ahistorical construct. However,
they did not understand that Masaryk did not have in mind a direct
ideological connection, but rather a continuity of purpose, the com-
mon denominator of which was an active approach on the part of
the Czech community toward contemporary challenges of its era.
At the same time it is easy to recognize in the subtext of the stance
adopted by the representatives of the Goll School an a priori distrust
on the part of empirical-critical history-writing toward the philosophy
of history. The roots of this dispute and the course of its first stage,
terminated de facto by the outbreak of the First World War, is clearly
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recapitulated in the essay, written shortly after November 1989 and
originally addressed to the broader cultural public.
The outcome of the First World War and the creation of an inde-
pendent Czechoslovakia seemed to indicate the correctness of the
concept of history espoused by T. G. Masaryk, who was elected the
first president of the new state. The young Czechoslovak state made
Hussitism and the Hussite tradition one of the fundamental elements
of its state ideology. However, citizens of German, Slovak and Ruthene
nationalities did not share this adoration of the Hussite past, and it
even aroused aversion among many convinced Czech and Moravian
Catholics. Nevertheless, a majority of ethnically Czech society identi-
fied with the positive evaluation of Hussitism, which is demonstrated
by the case study of President Masaryk s visit to the South Bohemian
town of Tábor on 25 March 1920 on the occasion of the 500th anniver-
sary of its foundation. On this occasion the Czechoslovak president
also elaborated on his statement “Tabor is our program”, which he
pronounced on his return from exile to his homeland on 21 December
1918. By this statement in essence he confirmed that he remained loyal
to his philosophy of Czech history and that he regarded as a model
and a challenge for the new society the efforts of the radical Hussites,
who built up Tabor as a model “democratic” community.
A large space in the book is taken up by the publication of texts ana-
lysing the intellectual development of Zdeñek Nejedly, a controversial
figure in Czech and Czechoslovak history of the first six decades of
the 20th century. This pupil of Goll and also Masaryk was a significant
musicologist and historian. In his work he connected in an original
way the inheritance of the Czech National Revival and an admiration
for Hussitism with the ideas of individualism from the turn of the 19th
and 20th centuries. However, after 1920 he shifted to the extreme left
and from 1939 was one of the leading figures of the Communist Party
of Czechoslovakia and one of the co-creators of its cultural program.
The study published here, which makes use of the inventory and cata-
loguing of Nejedly s literary estate and library, tries to capture a profile
of the temperamental researcher both as a person and of his academic
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work. It attempts to do so without any kind of adoration or demoniza-
tion, attitudes which have long been typical for evaluations of him. The
last essay, which deals with the extensive (and excellent) biography of
Nejedly by Jifi Krest an, has more of a summarizing character.
Even though after 1945 Nejedly claimed allegiance to Marxism, he
was never a Marxist in the true sense of the word and always remained
connected by an umbilical cord with the cultural currents from the turn
of the 19th and 20th centuries, albeit with a marked nationalist point
of view. In contrast, Josef Macek, who was two generations younger
than Nejedly, was after 1948 one of the official propagators of the
Stalinist variant of Marxism in Czech historiography. Macek was the
first director of the Historical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences and also an indisputable expert on Hussitism. However,
even he, just like many members of his generation, gradually sobered
up from revolutionary intoxication and from the beginning of the 1960s
he introduced some ideas of Western historiography into the Czech
environment. He was among the first proponents of historical seman-
tics, structuralist approaches and the inter-disciplinary methods of the
famous French Annales school, some of whose important protagonists
he personally knew well. After the political fall which he suffered at the
beginning of 1970, he worked on an extensive work about the Czech
Lands in the period of rule of the Jagiellonian dynasty (1471-1526).
In this uncompleted work comprising several volumes he presented
a modern conception of cultural history that emphasized inter-dis-
ciplinary approaches. In particular he stressed language as a kind of
fundamental source, through which a researcher can penetrate the
thinking of actors from the epoch being researched. Therefore, Macek
entirely correctly deserves a key place in the Marxist and postmodern
era of Czech historiography. The entire book then concludes (if we
disregard the author s already mentioned polemic with Hayden White)
with a brief summary of the results of Czech historiography in the first
decade after 1989.
J M EN N Y REJSTRIK
Adâmkovâ, Ludmila 308
Agnew, Hugh LeCaine 435
Aim, Vojtëch Borivoj 193
Albrecht II. Habsburskÿ 408
Ales, Mikolâs 216
Ankersmit, Frank 457
Augustin sv. 321
Axman, Emil 273, 276-277, 308
Badurik, Jozef 386
Bach, Alexander 36, 80, 82, 85, 94, 101,
146
Bachmann, Adolf 131
Balsânek, Antonín 56
Bancroft, George 118
Barak, Josef 95, 98, 157
Barthes, Roland 17, 446, 447, 449, 450,
459
Bartlovâ, Milena 429
Bartos, Frantisek Michâlek 22, 89, 342,
358
BartoS, Josef 268-269, 271, 276,
277-278, 291-296, 298, 300, 303,
308-309
Bartosek z Drahonic 154
Bartosek, Karel 430
Baudelaire, Charles 112
Bayerle, Bohumil 185, 187, 196
Beëka, Bohdan 187
Beethoven, Ludwig van 227, 285, 301
Bechynë, Rudolf 187
Bëlina, Pavel 429
Bendl, Karel 183, 193
Benedikti-Blahoslav, Jan 37
Benes, Edvard 186, 187
Benes, Zdenëk 400-402, 406, 408, 412,
437
Béranger, Pierre-Jean de 111
Berg, Alban 273
Bergson, Henri 443
Berlioz, Hector 306
Bernardovâ, Terezie 193
Bidlo, Jaroslav 153, 412
Biebl, Konstantin 58
Blâhovâ, Marie 429
Blazek, Václav 56, 68
Bobkovâ, Lenka 429, 430
Bocek z Kunstâtu, Hynek, viz
z Kunstâtu, Hynek Bocek
Boleslav I. 38
Boleska, Josef 271
Bolzano, Bernard 43
Borovy, Klement 129
Bosl, Karel 367
Boubin, Jaroslav 25, 396
Braudel, Fernand 27
Brichtovâ, Marie 232, 331
Brixi, Frantisek Xaver 285
Brouk, Bohuslav 58
Broukal, Bozej 196
Bfetislav I. 38
Brezina, Otokar 182
z Buchova, Zbynëk 408
Burckhardt, Jacob 450, 454, 455,
456
Burian, Emil Frantisek 58
Burke, Kenneth 452
Busil, Jan viz Durdik, Josef
Butvinovâ, Marta 386
Buzek, Vaclav 424, 432
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Bylina, Stanislaw 435
Byron, George Gordon 63,110
Caccini, Giulio 285
Caesar, Julius 83
Camus, Albert 445
Canetti, Elias 443
Catalano, Alessandro 435
Cavalli, Francesco 285
Cermanovâ, Pavlina 437
Certeau, Michel de 459
Cesti, Pietro Antonio 285
Cikhart, Roman 176
Cohen, Gustave 435
Comte, August 116, 151
Couperin, François 305,
Croce, Benedetto 445, 450, 454, 456
Câda, Frantisek 278, 284, 287, 298, 299,
306, 307
Cajkovskaja, Olga Georgijevna 351
Canëk, David 383
Capek ze San, Jan 400
Capek, Bedrich 279, 284, 288, 308
Capek, Karel 23
Capek, Vratislav 393-394, 399, 402, 406
Capek-Chod, Karel Matëj 206
Ôapkovâ, Katerina 433
Cap ska, Veronika 431
Capskÿ, Martin 429
Cech, Svatopluk96,104, 112
Cechura, Jaroslav 347, 429
Celakovskÿ, Frantisek Ladislav 60
Celakovskÿ, Jaromir 124, 236
Cermak, Bohuslav 104
Cernÿ, Vaclav 322, 340
Cervenka, Miroslav 73
Cervinka, Frantisek 72, 74, 324, 332
Cervinka, Otakar 96
fiervinkova, Milada 332
Cistozvonov, Aleksandr Nikolaievic
351
Cornej, Petr 396-397, 406, 407, 416,
429
Cornejova, Ivana 382, 429, 431
Danek, Josef 95
Danek, Oldrich 345
Dankova, Marie viz Gollovä, Marie
Dänovä, Lidmila viz Tomkova,
Lidmila
Danto, Arthur C. 446
Dejmek, Jindrich 433
Denis, Ernest (Arnost) 122,131,147,
162, 227
Derrida, Jacques 437
Dilthey, Wilhelm 17,168, 252^254, 257,
325, 332, 359
Dobias, Josef 412
Dobrovsky, Josef 40, 158, 161
Dolezalova, Eva 431
Dolezel, Lubomir 16, 27, 448, 461
Dolezil, Hubert 268, 271, 282, 299, 305,
308
Dostojevskij, Fjodor Michajlovic 240
Dräpala, Milan 425
Dray, William 441
Droysen, Johann Gustav 15, 461
Duby, Georges 27
Ducreux, Marie-Elizabeth 435
Durdik, Josef {pseud. Jan Busil) 96, 211,
213, 220, 221
Durman, Karel 435
Dusik, Jan Ladislav 286
Dusek, Jan Vitezslav 179
Dvornik, Frantisek 340
Dvorsky, Frantisek 107
Dvorak, Antonin 193, 231, 233, 264,
273, 300, 305-307, 321, 322
Dvorak, Arnost 194
Dvorak, Frantisek 211
Dvofäk, Jaromir 233, 246, 324
Dvorak, Max 153, 217
Dvorak, Rudolf 211
Dvofäkovä {vd. Sukovä), Otilie 321
Dyk, Viktor 182
Eberhard, Winfried 374, 435
Eco, Umberto 14, 368
Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried 39, 41
Emler, Josef 125, 128, 132, 220
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Engels, Friedrich 61, 339, 346-347, 355,
389
Erben, Karel Jaromir 49, 60, 79, 95
Ersil, Jaroslav 374
Evans, Robert John Weston 435
Ferdinand II. 42
Ferdinand V. Dobrotivy 48-49, 50-51,
60
Fibich, Richard 278
Fibich, Zdenëk 214, 216, 223, 233, 264,
277, 282, 286-287, 289, 324, 325
Fiser, Rudolf 398, 406
Flaubert, Gustav 262, 306
Fleischer, Bohumil 232
Fleischer, Jaromir 232
Fleischerova, Olga 232, 242
Foerster, Josef Bohuslav 272, 277, 282,
284, 287-292, 294, 299
Foucault, Michel 438, 441, 447, 450
Francev, Vladimir Andrej evic 240
Fresl, Ludëk 277
Freud, Sigmund 58, 323
Freytag, Gustav 129
Fric, Josef 79
Fric, Josef Vaclav 69, 106
Frida, Emil viz Vrchlicky, Jaroslav
Friedrich, Gustav 138, 153, 236
Frye, Northrop 452
Fukala, Radek 429
Gaismair, Michail 351, 370
Gajda, Radola 56
Galandauer, Jan 430
Gebauer, Jan 149, 150, 212, 215
Gebhart, Jan 429
Genett, Gérard 447
Gercen, Alexandr Ivanovic 72
Gide, André 443
Gindely, Anton 147
Ginzburg, Carlo 458
Glücklich, Julius 153, 163
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 253
Goff, Jacques Le 25, 27
Goll, Adolf 93, 94, 113
Goll, Jaroslav (pseud. Jaroslav
Chlumeckÿ) 21, 24, 93-100,
103-119, 120-121, 123-138,
150-156, 158, 160, 161,162-163,
165-168, 170,171,208,211,
212, 215-222, 227, 235, 242, 244,
245, 247-252, 254-255, 257-259,
261, 264, 265, 278-279, 324-327,
344, 348
Gollovâ (roz. Dankovâ), Marie 93
Gorkij, Maxim 183
Gothein, Eberhard 129
Gottwald, Klement 321
Granat, Jaroslav 273, 275-277, 286,
308 ‘
Graus, Frantisek 338-341, 343, 344, 347,
350, 385, 388, 442
Grégr, Eduard 95, 146, 147, 155
Grégr, Julius 95, 146, 147, 155
Gruss, Gustav 208
Guizot, François 40
Guth-Jarkovskÿ, Jiri Stanislav 185,187,
196
Hâba, Alois 308
Habrman, Gustav 178
Hâjek, Jiri Steinich 339
Hajn, Antonín 160
Hâk, Josef 187
Halas, Frantisek 68
Hâlek, Vitëzslav 65, 95, 98, 100,
107-109, 112,113, 118,156, 263
Hamerling, Robert 288
Hanauerovâ, Rûzena 309
Hanibal 83
Hantâkovâ, Zdehka 187, 196
Hanzal, Josef 264, 322, 433
Harna, Josef 396, 398, 406
Hart, Bret 112
Hasistejnskÿ, viz z Lobkovic
Havlicek Borovskÿ, Karel 61, 71, 80, 81,
146, 158, 216
Havlicek, Zbynëk 74
Havlik, Jiri M. 431
Havrânek, Jan 430
/477/
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 77,
144, 445, 450, 453, 454
Heidegger, Martin 441
Held, Jan Theobald 286
Helfert, Vladimir 171, 266, 268-269,
271, 273, 275, 277-278, 281,
285-288, 295-296, 298-299,
302-303, 305, 308
Hempel, Carl 441
Henne am Rhyn, Otto 129
Herbart, Johann Friedrich 263
Herben, Jan 162, 163, 189, 194-195
Herder, Johann Gottfried 144, 157, 445,
454
Hermann, Broch 445
Heyduk, Adolf 189
Hilbert, Jaroslav 223
Hladik, Vaclav 223
Hlaväcek, Ivan 430
Hlavacka, Milan 429
Hodura, Quido 212-214, 221, 226-229,
234, 244, 262, 278
Hoffmann, Frantisek 428
Hoffmeister, Adolf 58
Hoffmeister, Karel 271
Höher, Konstantin 45, 113-114
Hofman Ladislav Karel 153, 154, 160,
162, 217, 225, 231, 235, 248-249, 261
Hölderlin, Friedrich 253
Holy, viz Prokop Holy
Honzl, Jindfich 58
Hora, Josef 68
Horälek, Jan 366
Horky, Karel 67
Horsky, Jan 437
Hostinskä, Zdenka 277
Hostinsky, Otakar 112, 150, 155, 158,
167, 168, 208, 211-214, 216, 221-222,
228, 232, 245, 261-264, 275, 324
Houser, Frantisek 187
Hrdina, Jan 431
Hrdlicka, Richard 179
Hrejsa, Ferdinand 178
Hroch, Miroslav 392-393, 402, 405,
430, 434
Hruza, Karel 435
Hugo, Victor 262
Huizinga, Johan 23
Hus, Jan 34, 37-40, 41, 43-44, 46, 47,
77, 157,162,174,176, 177, 181,190,
195, 212, 213, 242, 249, 250, 252, 253,
325, 349, 387-388, 390-391, 393, 401,
403, 430, 434
Husa, Vaclav 374, 386-392, 403, 406
Husak, Otakar 187
Hüska-Loquis, Martin 388
z Husi, Mikulas 349, 408
Hutter, Josef 296-298, 308-309, 310
Huxley, Aldous 443
Hÿbl, Frantisek 412
Hybler, Jindfich 308
Chalupnÿ, Emanuel 188, 196
Chartier, Roger 27, 458-460
Chelcicky, Petr 155, 157, 190, 201, 250,
336, 352
Chlumecky, Jaroslav viz Goll, Jaroslav
Chmelensky, Josef Krasoslav 54, 60,
62
Chopin, Fryderyk 303-304, 306
Chotek, Karel 50, 51
Chruscov, Nikita Sergejevic 357
Chval z Machovic, viz z Machovic,
Chval Repicky
Ibsen, Henrik 306, 443
Igersheimer viz Iggers, Georg G.
Iggers, Georg G. 27, 457-458
Ingarden, Roman 16
Jablonsky, Boleslav 95
Jakobson, Roman 29, 66, 450
Jakoubek ze Stffbra 249-151, 325, 336,
409
Jakubec, Jan 23, 55
Jan, Libor 424
Jan Lucembursky 50
Jan Pribram 180, 336
Jan Rokycana 220, 247, 249-251, 253,
255, 325, 336, 395, 404, 409
/ 478/
Jan Zelivsky 78-79, 84, 253, 325, 349,
388, 393
Janácek, Josef 430
Janácek, Leos 264, 281, 287, 305-306,
322, 332
Jansa, Václav 206
Jánsky, Jiff 432
Janskÿ, Karel 68, 69
Janssen, Johannes 129
Jelinek, Alfréd Maria 277
Jelinek, Frantisek 284, 288
Jelinek, Hanus 206, 207, 212, 225,
226-22
Jeremiás, Otakar 283-284, 287, 301
Jeronÿm Prazskÿ 40, 176, 194, 401
Jezbera, Frantisek 240
Jezek, Jaroslav 58
Jílek, Tomás 386-388, 390-391, 394, 406
Jirák, Karel Boleslav 269, 273-277,
288-289, 291-293, 295-296, 298,
299-301, 308
Jiránek, Jaroslav 322
Jirásek, Alois 45, 55, 56, 65, 88, 102, 122,
124-125, 127, 128, 136, 146, 167,168,
169, 189, 208-210, 214, 222, 233, 235,
236, 255, 258-264, 322, 324, 325, 329,
330, 348-349
Jirát, Vojtëch 68, 69
Jirecek, Josef 81
Jirecek, Konstantin 132
Jirousek, Bohumil 335-339, 341-345,
348, 351-353
Jifi z Podëbrad 34, 39, 45-47, 77, 219,
251, 348, 359, 371, 387, 393, 395, 403,
404, 409, 417, 440
John, Jan 186-187, 195
Joyce, James 445
Jungmann, Josef 39, 43, 48, 49, 128,
159,160
Just, J if i 431
Kádner, Karel 128
Kafka, Bohumil 88
Kafka, Franz 445
Kaizl, Josef 155, 160, 161
Kalandra, Závis 58-64, 66, 70-73, 75,
347, 351, 388
Kalina, Tomás 121-126, 136, 137
Kalista, Zdenëk 24, 411, 428
Kalivoda, Robert 73-74, 392, 403
Kalousek, Josef 124, 128, 133, 148, 211,
215, 220, 221
Kánis, Petr 388
Kant, Immanuel 53, 64, 144, 445
Kapistran, Jan 251
Kaplan, Karel 342, 427, 430
Karásek ze Lvovic, Jiff 206, 224
Karásková, Fany 113
Karejev, Nikolaj Ivanovic 241
Karel IV 28, 45, 146, 367, 373
Käse, Jifi 429
Kautsky, Karl 189, 347
Kavka, Frantisek 26, 372-374, 427, 430
Kejf, Jifi 89,137, 385,430
Kellogg, Robert 15
Kettner, Frantisek 288
Kladiva, Jaroslav 339
Klassen, John Martin 435
Klima, Rudolf 196
Klimek, Antonín 429
Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb 77
Knapik, Jifi 433
Knoz, Tomás 424, 432
Kober, Ignác Leopold 104
Koci, Bedfich 270
Koci, Josef 72, 339
Kokoska, Stanislav 433
Kolár, Jaroslav 374
Kolár, Jan 193
Kollár, Jan 35, 38, 70, 96, 157
Koller, Alexander von 106
Komenskÿ, Jan Amos 41, 124, 190
Kopeckÿ, Václav 338-340, 349
Kopecek, Michal 433
Kopitar, Bartolomëj 38, 39
Koranda, Václav ml. 251, 325
Korvin, Matyás 378, 409
Kofalka, Jifi 35, 430
Kos, Josef 175, 196
Kosik, Karel 69-73, 74
/479/
Kostlän, Antonín 374
Kostlivy, Karel 193
Kostial, Oldfich 193, 196
Kott, Frantisek 125
Koura, Petr 433
Kovarovic, Karel 271, 287
Krajnik, Miroslav 96,104
Kramaf, Karel 189, 241, 322
Kräsnohorskd, Eliska 98, 303, 308
Kratochvil, Milos Vaclav 388
Krejci, Frantisek 278
Krejci, Frantisek Vaclav 224
Krejci, Jan 278
Krofta, Kamil 96,127, 129, 133-134,
138, 153,154, 163, 247, 403
Kfenjan 424, 427, 430
Kfest an, Jiri 25, 320-323, 330-332, 433
Krizkovsky, Pavel 305
Kubicek, Stanislav Dalibor 193, 196
Kubikova, Anna 432
Kucera, Jan Premysl 429
Kucera, Martin 25
Kühnei, Vojtech 289, 295
Kühnlovä (vd. Reisserovä), Julie
289-290, 292, 296, 298
Kucha?, Jan Krtitel 285
Kuchafovä, Hedvika 431
Kuklik, Jan 429
z Kunstatu, Hynek Bocek 378
Kupka, Frantisek 227
Kural, Vaclav 427
Kurt, Konrad 347, 351, 355, 388
Küs, Lev 309
Kutnar, Frantisek 24, 137, 428
Kuzmäny, Karol 49
Kuzma, Bohumil 278
Kvacek, Robert 336, 430
Kv£t, Jindrich 268-270, 295-298, 300,
308
Kybal, Vlastimil 153, 154, 166, 217, 247,
284, 323, 326
Kysela, Frantisek 308
Ladislav Pohrobek 45, 401
Laich ter, Jan 21, 22, 352, 371, 372
Lâsek, Jan Blahoslav 431
Lébl, Vladimir 272
Lende rovâ, Milena 437
Lenin, Vladimir Iljic 58-61, 64, 69, 170,
224, 252, 323, 326, 347, 437
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim 253
Letfus, Oldrich 308-310
Lévi-Strauss, Claude 441, 450
Lichtag, Jan 234
Lichtenfels, Johann 53
Lippert, Julius 131
Liszt, Ferenc 301, 306
z Lobkovic, Bohuslav Hasistejnsky 378
z Lobkovic, Jan Hasistejnsky 378
Loewenstein, Bedrich 435
Lukes, Igor 435
Luhak, Petr 434
Luther, Martin 37, 44, 252
Lykofrön 110
Macek, Josef 25, 26, 74,138-139,
335-353, 354-369, 370-373,
375-380, 385, 388, 391, 427, 430
Mahler, Gustav 253, 277, 283-284, 301
Mâcha, Karel Hynek 16, 18, 37, 48-75,
96,100,104,110,118, 263, 330
Machar, Josef Svatopluk 127, 131, 155,
182
Machiavelli, Nicollo 360, 370, 371
Machovec, Milan 165
z Machovic, Chval Repicky 408
Majakovskij, Vladimir Vladimirovic 62
Makovskÿ, Vincenc 58
Malowist, Marian 351
Maly, Jakub 84, 95, 108
Mandlerovâ, Jana 137
Mandrou, Robert 376
Mann, Thomas 443
Mannheim, Karl 452
Mansfeld, Vaclav 187, 191
Marek, Jaroslav 27, 137, 172, 359, 430,
437
Marek, Pavel 431
Mares, Frantisek 179, 218
Marie Terezie 409, 415
/480/
Marin, Olivier 435
Marold, Ludëk 135, 206
Marten, Miloä (vl. jm. Milos Sebesta)
171
Martin, Josef (pseud. Jaroslav Martinec)
95, 96, 104
Martinec, Jaroslav viz Martin, Josef
Marx, Karl 60, 61, 63, 64, 69, 339, 437,
450, 453, 454
Masaryk, Tomâs Garrigue 35, 60, 62,
63, 70, 73, 122-124, 141, 149-151,
154-172, 173-176, 180-183,
185-201, 211-215, 220, 221, 224, 242,
245, 248, 250-252, 254, 259, 260, 264,
265, 322-324, 326, 327, 340, 373, 427
Masarykovâ, Alice 187, 191, 193,197
Mata, Petr 434
Maur, Eduard 430
Mayer, Rudolf 95
Medek, Rudolf 67
Meissner, Alfred 106
Metternich, Klemens Lothar von 77
Meznik, Jaroslav 342, 427, 429, 430
Mickiewicz, Adam 111
Michel, Bernard 435
Michelet, Jules 450, 454
Mika, Alois 352, 374
Mikulâs z Husi viz z Husi, Mikulâs
Mikulâs z Pelhrimova 180, 336
Mink, Louis O. 446
Miriovskÿ, Emanuel 96
Molnâr, Amedeo 89, 337, 386
Mommsen, Theodor 225
Monod, Gabriel 118
Monteverdi, Claudio 285
Mouckovâ, Vlasta 276
Mourek, Václav Emanuel 125, 211
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus 227
Mrâcek, Pavel K. 382, 418
Mrstik, Vilém 206, 234
Mucha, Alfons 227
Mukafovskÿ, Jan 59, 66
Muna, Alois 197
Myslbek, Josef Václav 55-57, 75
Myska, Milan 430
Napoleon Bonaparte 77
Navrâtil, Bohumil 138
Nebeskÿ, Vâclav Bolemfr 95
Nedvëdovâ-Nejedlâ, Zdenka 321
Nejedlÿ Zdenëk 65, 70, 72, 74, 94, 97,
122, 128, 135-137, 153, 154, 160, 161,
167-171, 180, 203-246, 247-265,
266-311, 320-332, 336, 338, 340,
342, 348, 349
Nejedlÿ, Bohus 235
Nejedlÿ, Martin 25, 434, 436
Nejedlÿ, Roman 205, 208, 209, 230, 234
Nejedlÿ, Vit 322
Nekarovâ, Ada 303-305
Nëmcovâ, Bozena 65, 94, 216, 235, 263,
325
Nëmec, Antonín 187
Nëmec, Igor 366, 367, 372
Nëmeëek, Jan 433
Neruda, Jan 70, 95, 96, 98-99, 102, 108,
109, 113, 146
Neumann, Frantisek 283, 287
Neumann, Stanislav Kostka 180, 182
Neuwirth, Josef 131
Nezval, Vltëzslav 57, 58, 64-65, 68
Nietzsche, Friedrich 168, 169, 252, 445,
450, 452, 454, 456
Ninger, Vlastimil 194
Nova, Hana 187, 192
Novâcek, Vojtëch Jaromir 125
Novak, Arne 23, 55, 56, 130, 131, 133,
137, 138, 171,182, 284, 323
Novak, Jan Bedfich 153
Novak, Mirko 308
Novak, Vitëzslav 182, 271-272, 282,
287, 305
Novâkovâ, Teréza 56, 235
Novalis 253
Novomeskÿ, Laco 58
Novotnÿ, Antonín 343
Novotnÿ, Robert 437
Novotnÿ, Vâclav 21, 22, 89, 120-121,
138, 153,179, 372
/ 481/
Ocadlik, Mirko 309
Olivová, Vera 339
Opat, Jaroslav 427
Orel, Dobroslav 277
Orwell, George 415
Ostreil, Otakar 226, 273, 277, 281-282,
284, 287-288, 299-301, 305, 325
Otruba, Mojmír 143
Palackÿ, Frantísek 18-19, 21, 23, 33-47,
48-56, 60-71, 73, 75, 78-89, 93, 95,
100-103, 108,117,136,143-150,153,
154,156-158,161,162,164,166-170,
173, 206, 213, 215, 217, 237, 248, 249,
252, 257, 326, 329-330, 348, 355, 373,
403, 429
Palackÿ, Jan 79, 209, 210, 211
Palacká, Marie 79
Pánek, Jaroslav 432, 434
Panochová, Vlasta 308
Pasák, Tomás 427
Pasek z Vratu, Jan 378
Pátek, Jaroslav 393-394, 402, 406
Patera, Adolf 125,128
Patzaková Jandová, Anna 309
Pauli, Reinhold 118
Payne, Petr 249
Peëirkovà, Jaroslava 364
Pekaf, Josef 22-24, 45, 89, 90, 120, 122,
126-127,132-133,138,141,153,
161-171,179,195, 200-201, 211,
217-219, 225, 235, 236, 270, 327, 328,
340, 342, 356, 368, 387, 395, 406, 407,
411-412, 428
Pepper, Stephen C. 452
Periandros 110
Perlik, Romuald 285, 295, 298
Pesek, Jiff 374, 435
Pësina, Jaroslav 374
Petráñ, Josef 374, 393, 400-402, 406,
430
Petráñová, Lydia 399-400, 407, 409
Petfik, Theodor 177
Pfleger-Moravskÿ, Gustav 95
Pic, Josef Ladislav 125,128,130
Pichlik, Karel 430
Piskâcek, Adolf 282, 287
Pitrochovâ, Emilie 308
Platon 144, 182
Plavec, Josef 268
z Podëbrad, Jiri (Jifi Podëbradskÿ) viz
Jiri z Podëbrad
Pokornÿ, Jiri 383
Polisenskÿ, Josef 430
Popelka, August 187
Popelka, Karel 222-230, 234, 244
Popper, Karl Raimund 14,17
Popperovâ, Miîada 308
Pospisil, Ctirad Vaclav 431
Pospisil, Jan Hostivit 50, 52
Pound, Ezra 445
Pravda, Jan 196
Prazâk, Emil 374
Precan, Vilem 423, 430
Prochâzka, Arnost 56
Prochâzka, Frantisek Serafinskÿ 56
Prokes, Jaroslav 137
Prokop Holy 118, 357, 408
Proust, Marcel 445
Pruner, Karel 192,196
Pribram, Jan viz Jan Pribram
Pujman, Ferdinand 269, 273-277,
288-296, 298, 300, 308
Pujmanovâ, Marie 63
Pulkava z Radenina, Pribik 28
Quis, Ladislav 96, 104
Rais, Karel Vaclav 55, 56, 125, 127
Raj lieh, Jiri 433
Rak, Jiri 383
Ranke, Leopold von 15, 117, 152, 450,
453, 454
Rasin, Alois 184, 185
Reisser, Jan 295, 298, 308
Reisserovâ, Julie viz Kühnlovâ, Julie
Rejlek, Ada 194
Rektorys, Artus 269, 277, 279, 295
Rendl z Ousavy, Albrecht 378
/482/
Rezek, Antonín 123-124, 132, 209, 336,
343, 345
Ricoeur, Paul 459
Rieger, Frantisek Ladislav 63, 102, 146,
147, 215
Riehl, Wilhelm Heinrich 129
Rienzo, Cola di 359, 370
Rodin, August 228
Rohäc z Dube, Jan 348
Rokycana, Jan ^ Jan Rokycana
Rolland, Romain 306
Roscher, Wilhelm 135
Rotteck, Karl von 77
Rozsypal, Josef 77
Rubinstejn, Anton 241
Rüzicka, Jindfich 323
Rychlik, Jan 434
epa, Milan 437
Sabina, Karel 59, 60, 62-64, 69, 71, 72,
98,105-107
Salus, Karel 193
Sartre, Jean-Paul 441, 445
Saussure, Ferdinand de 452
Savojskä, Marie Anna Karolina 50
Scott, Walter 262
Sedläcek Vozicky, August 129, 179, 189
Sedläk, Jan 187
Seibt, Ferdinand 364, 428
Seidl, Josef 230
Seidlovä, Marie 230-233, 331
Seifert, Jakub 223
Seton-Watson, Robert William 198
Shakespeare, William 111
Schauer, Hubert Gordon 228
Schikaneder, Jakub 206
Schiller, Friedrich 76
Scholes, Robert 15
Schopenhauer, Arthur 306, 332
Schulz, Vaclav 222
Schulzovä, Anezka 287
Sienkiewicz, Henryk 239, 262
Sklädany, Marian 393
Skrejsovsky, Jan Stanislav 107
Slädek, Josef Vaclav 96, 112
Sladkovsky, Karel 147
Slänsky, Rudolf 339-340
Slavicek, Antonín 206
Slavik, Jan 24,153,340,341,347,365, 367
Slowacki, Juliusz 111
Smetana, Bedrich 94, 102, 146, 155, 182,
188, 193, 206, 214, 216, 223, 224, 235,
242, 252, 253, 264, 273, 277, 281-282,
286-287, 289, 301-304, 306-308,
310, 323-325, 327, 328
Smetana, Vit 434
Smetänka, Zdenek 372, 428
Smetanovä, Katerina 303
Smirin, Moisej Mendeljevic 351
Sokol, Jan 200
Sokol, Karel Stanislav 187
Sosik, Alois 386-387, 390-392
Soucek, Bohuslav 191
Soukup, Pavel 437
Sova, Antonín 182, 223
Spunar, Pavel 337, 430
Srb, Milos 308
Stalin, Josif Vissarionovic 61, 69, 322,
347, 357
Stecket, Karel 271
Steinmetz, Max 351
Stern, Alfred 118
Stone, Lawrence 27
Strahl, Antonín 284, 288
Strachovsky, Josef 88, 177
Strauss, Richard 283-284
Stremayr, Karl von 107
Stretti, Viktor 227
Strobach, Antonín 63
Stfitecky, Jaroslav 264
Stupecky, Josef 125
Sucharda, Stanislav 56, 68
Suk, Josef 287, 305
Svecena (Vycpälkovä-Svecena), Eliska
270, 281, 284, 288, 290-291, 294
Svecena, Milada 268, 270, 281
Sveceny, Ladislav 290
Svoboda, Jifi 308
Svobodovä, Rüzena 284
Sykora, Ernest 321
/483/
Säda, Josef 177, 183-185, 187-193, 196,
198
Safafik, Pavel Josef 35, 48, 60, 78, 79,
95,157
Saida, Frantisek Xaver 23, 55, 56, 59,
72,135, 137, 138, 171, 272, 284, 297,
299, 306, 309, 323, 326
Sämal, Petr 69, 73
Sämal, Pfemysl 187,188
Sebek, Jaroslav 431
Sebesta, Milos viz Marten, Milos
Sechtlovä, Ludmila 192, 196
Simäk, Josef Vitezslav 22,135,179,
183-184
Simecek, Frantisek 96
Simon z Tisnova 249
Simünek, Robert 337, 432
Skroup, Frantisek 286
Smahel, Frantisek 26, 89, 342, 364, 372,
375, 385, 396-398, 403, 406, 407, 423,
425, 427, 430, 436
Somkovä, Lori 50, 58, 65
Spindler, Ervin 96, 106
Staif, Jifi 35
Stepän, Vaclav 271, 300
Stepänek, Vladimir 73
Stepänek, Zdenek 88
Sterba, Josef 288
Stoll, Ladislav 338, 339
Styrsky, Jindfich 58
Subert, Frantisek Adolf 223
Susta, Josef 22-24, 129-133, 137, 138,
153, 166, 167,170, 206, 207, 217, 228,
323, 328, 372, 412, 428
Svabinsky, Max 321
Svambera, Väclav 209, 210
Svehla, Antonín 187, 191
Svehla, Josef 182-183, 193, 196, 197
Sverma, Jan 60, 62, 70
Taborsky, Frantisek 127
Talich, Väclav 322
Taraba, Jaroslav 270
Tarantovä (roz. Kocovä), Marie 268,
270, 272, 281, 282, 299, 301
Teige, Karel 57-62, 66, 69-73
Teichman, Josef 268
Tesaf, Jan 427
Theer, Ot akar 134
Theurer, Josef A. 269, 277-278,
289-295, 302, 308
Thierry, Augustin 40
Thir, Karel 179
Thomayer, Josef 125,127
Thun (Hohenstein), Lev 60
Thurn-Taxis, Rudolf 94, 106
Tinkovä, Daniela 429
Tobolka, Zdenek Väclav 153
Tocqueville, Alexis de 450, 453, 454
Tolstoj, Lev Nikolajevic 239, 240, 242,
243, 262
Tomäsek, Frantisek 187, 193, 197
Tomek, Josef 76
Tomek, Väclav Vladivoj 21, 45,
76-90, 103, 113, 114, 117, 118,
120-122,124-125, 128,129,132,
136,147,149,167,168, 249, 250,
255, 258, 264, 340, 373, 380
Tomicek, Antonín 256
Tomiöek, Jan Slavomir 50, 60, 62
Tomkovä (roz. Dähovä), Lidmila 80
Tomsa, Frantisek 278
Toyen 58
Traxler, Konräd 196
Tresp, Uwe 435
Trevor-Roper, Hugh Redwald 27
Trojan, Alois Pravoslav 64
Trojan, Frantisek Bfetislav 64
Truhläf, Antonín 125,128
Trestik, Dusan 27, 430, 436, 437
Turgenev, Ivan Sergejevic 239, 240
Tusar, Vlastimil 189
Tutter, Josef 196
Tyl, Josef Kajetan 60, 62, 63, 65, 68, 71,
325
Tyrs, Miroslav 110
Udalcov, Ivan Ivanovic 61
Unger, Josef 107
Urban Jarnik, Jan 226
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Urban, Otto 394-395, 399, 406, 430
Urbánek, Rudolf 21, 22, 89,
136-138, 153, 219, 247-248,
342, 348, 352, 358, 371, 403,
412, 413
Vacková, Jarmila 374
Václav IV. 34, 396
Václavek, Bedfich 65, 66, 70
Válka, Josef 26, 27, 47, 372, 374, 427,
430, 437
Váña, Jan 223
Vancura, Jindfich 162, 166
Vanicek, Vratislav 398-399, 407, 429
Vanickovic, Ziga 378
Vasák, Pavel 75
Vävra, Otakar 88, 385, 388
Vavfinec z Brezové 154, 336
Velich, Alois 187
Velvar z Hrádku, Samuel 378
Veselíková, Mása 232
Vesely, Frantisek 187
Veyne, Paul 15, 27, 447-450, 456, 459
Vico, Giambattista 445, 452
Vilém z Pernstejna 378
Vitásek, Jan Augustin 286
Vivaldi, Antonio 285
Vladislav II. Jagellonsky 337, 365,
378
Vlcek, Jaroslav 23, 55, 211, 212
Vinas, Vít 429, 436
Voborník, Jan 193-194
Vodicka, Felix 66-67, 73
Vojtéch, Tomás 137
Vojtísek, Václav 128, 134,153, 337
Volf, Josef 127, 131
Vorei, Petr 429, 432
Vrabec, Vojtéch 386-387, 390-392
Vrbensky, Bohuslav 187
Vrchlicky, Jaroslav (vl.jm. Frida, Emil)
112, 211,232
Vycpálek, Jaroslav 308
Vycpálek, Ladislav 271
Vycpálková-Svécená, Eliska viz Svécená,
Eliska
Wagner, Richard 169, 227, 253, 277,
285, 289, 301, 306, 326
Waisar, Alfons 308-310
Waitz, Georg 114, 117, 118
Weber, Carl Maria von 301
Weber, Max 365
Weiss, Karel 226
Wernisch, Martin 431
Werstadt, Jaroslav 153, 170, 181
White, Hayden 14, 17, 441-463
Wieland, Christoph Martin 77
Wihoda, Martin 424
Winter, Lew (Lev) 187, 192, 193
Winter, Zikmund 121-127, 128,129-139,
222, 250, 255, 258, 374, 376, 380
Wirth, Zdenek 171, 178, 226
Wittgenstein, Ludwig 446
WolfF, Heinrich 456
Wolfovä, Rüzena 284, 288, 290-292, 294
Wolski, Ludwik 239
Wundt, Wilhelm 168
Zbynek z Buchova, viz z Buchova,
Zbynek
Zeman, Zbynek 435
Zenkl, Josef 180
Zfbrt, Öenek 123-127, 129, 132-133,
135, 139, 209-211, 220, 222-224,
235, 236, 247, 250, 255, 380
Zieh, Otakar 226, 268-269, 271, 275,
276-279, 284, 287, 298-299, 308
Zikmund Lucembursky 40, 87, 390, 391
Zilynskä, Blanka 431
Zilynskyj, Bohdan 374
Zouhar, Jakub 431
Zubaty, Josef 278-279, 284
Zdanov, Andrej 326, 347
Zd ärskä, Marie 309
Zelivsky, Jan, viz Jan Zelivsky
Zidek, Pavel 13-14, 440, 441, 463
Zizka z Trocnova, Jan 23, 39, 44-45, 76,
77, 83-90, 174, 176-178, 181,186,
188, 190, 192,195, 200, 250, 259, 328,
336, 349, 390, 391, 401, 408, 409
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