Examples of using Interwar in English and their translations into Czech
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Interwar jurisprudence and land reform.
Her specialty is functionalist architecture and the interwar era.
Franz Kafka(Interwar years) Size of the room: 18 m2.
The current state of fish production has been maintained since the interwar period.
Interwar avant-garde photography was incomparably better represented.
For the Prague exchange, the interwar period became the era of its greatest boom.
This unassuming but distinctive Jewish artist and writer was active in Paris during the interwar years.
In the interwar period he contributed significantly to the establishment of the People's News Lidové noviny.
So Marek Pistora's logo is based on a handwritten inscription and refers to the interwar Czech typography.
The first part is devoted to the interwar Czechoslovakia which was reflected as a middle-class society.
This article describes the life andwork of an important Czech sociologist of the interwar period, Emanuel Chalupný 1879-1958.
In the interwar period of the golden aviation era, the name Junkers was synonymous with reliability and technical progress.
To paraphrase the famous words of Karel Teige,theoretician of the interwar avant-garde, and apply them to Kučera.
Time-worn, tarnished posters are the staple of interwar photography, so perhaps one needn't reproduce them as an exemplification of the"hottest" repertory of the 1960s.
During this process an idea arose: to place select designs, which emerged after 1945,back into circulation as it was routinely done to fill in the product range in the interwar years.
Back then the artists were finding support mainly in the interwar avant-garde, especially in France moderate figural modernism, e.g.
In interwar Paris artists from all over the world are meeting up, the city lives through art, but between the bohemians and the crème de la crème the threat of the Second World War is quietly growing.
The nearest stops for PUBLIC TRANSPORT BUSES are in Lukov(3.9 km from the ruins), Podmolí(4.5 km from the ruins)and at a bunker of the interwar fortifications between Lukov and Podmolí 3 km from the ruins.
The beginning of sex changes in the interwar Germany, the trans scene in the USA and the lives of trans people in the Czech Republic will be talked about by the Olomouc-base psychologist Olga Pechová.
This is one of the reasons why, in both the exhibition as well as the publication, Koller's Sea is linked with hissmall collage Dada Mask, also from 1963, which definitely confirms that the artist was influenced by the interwar avant-garde.
The chapter analyses support of(part of) interwar Czech sociology provided by the Agrarian Party and its results, including ideological and political deformations of academic research.
This concert is a tribute to the icons of musical composition,whose works will be heard in all the renowned icons of Brno's interwar architecture, which once managed to overcome ethnic strife, intolerance and xenophobia.
Whether he sold his photos to interwar periodicals or if he shot them for Socialist narrative visual publications, the people portrayed in them were always intensively involved with the surrounding living world.
The author devotes much attention to Man Ray and László Moholy-Nagy, the key personalities thanks to whom cameraless photography became an integral andabundantly reflected part of the history of the interwar avant-garde.
Masaryk and his followers,three main interwar sociological schools, role of Czech sociologists in founding of Slovakian sociology and the situation of Czech sociology during the WWII and shortly after.
On the basis of their study of Czech academic literature and a personal survey of photographic collections in Prague and Brno, they have prepared several cross-cuttingessays on the topic, ranging from the interwar period to the present day, with the aim of identifying the specific form and nature of Czechoslovak photographic surrealism.
The interwar avant-gardes correspond not only to the university's age, but also to the democratic values that the country's second university today represents, as well as to its position of a younger, rather sassy sibling, who brings change the situation to a great extent relying on new technologies.
The article analyse the life and academic contribution of one of the most prominent interwar Czech sociologists, Jan Mertl(1904-1978), and his fates during and after the WWII influenced by his collaboration with Nazism.
This musical evening with the Tugendhats offers a unique cultural experience in the household of members of Brno's interwar business elite, whose home(as well as Brno) was the result of enlightened collaboration with the world-famous architect Mies van der Rohe.