Sokol Brno I 1862–1938: History of the elite Moravian association

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Title: Sokol Brno I 1862–1938: History of the elite Moravian association
Description: Title in English: Sokol Brno I 1862–1938: History of the elite Moravian association The monograph deals with the formation and evolution of the oldest Sokol association in Moravia. It describes the difficult beginnings of the incipient Sokol movement in a Germanised environment where disputes and animosities hindered development of the Czech gymnastics movement. The resulting picture is much more complex than the general public knows. The author analyses the importance and role of gymnastics and sports in Czech national emancipation. The book covers the period from the 1860s to 1938. In her text, the author also offers a glimpse into the social, ideological and political developments in Brno – known then as the “Moravian Manchester” – in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book contains photographs and citations from contemporary sources.
Authors: Milena Strachová
Resource Type: eBook.
Subjects: Gymnastics--Czech Republic--Brno--History--19th century, Gymnastics--Czech Republic--Brno--History--20th century, Physical education and training--Czech Republic--Brno--History--19th century, Physical education and training--Czech Republic--Brno--History--20th century
Categories: HISTORY / Modern / 20th Century / General
Database: eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
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Abstract:Title in English: Sokol Brno I 1862–1938: History of the elite Moravian association The monograph deals with the formation and evolution of the oldest Sokol association in Moravia. It describes the difficult beginnings of the incipient Sokol movement in a Germanised environment where disputes and animosities hindered development of the Czech gymnastics movement. The resulting picture is much more complex than the general public knows. The author analyses the importance and role of gymnastics and sports in Czech national emancipation. The book covers the period from the 1860s to 1938. In her text, the author also offers a glimpse into the social, ideological and political developments in Brno – known then as the “Moravian Manchester” – in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book contains photographs and citations from contemporary sources.
ISBN:9788021094413
9788021095441