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Příběh československé ústavy 1920 I

Author: Jan Kuklík

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The Constitutional Charter of 1920 connected the founding of the state with a longer story of threats and renewal. Jan Kuklík traces its preparation and historical fortunes through to its replacement in 1948. This volume forms the first part of a two-volume study.

The book is intended for readers interested in Czechoslovak legal and political history. It presents the constitution as a document operating in changing circumstances, with a legacy extending beyond the interwar period itself.

Publisher: Karolinum
Language: Czech
Type: E-book
ISBN: 978-80-246-4541-4
Publication date: 1. January 2020
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The first volume of Kuklík’s study opens the history of the creation and influence of Czechoslovakia’s 1920 constitution.

Book information

Publisher
Karolinum
Formát
E-book
Language
Czech
Genre
Právna história
ISBN
978-80-246-4541-4
Publication date
1. January 2020
Pages
336
E-book formats
PDF (ISBN 978-80-246-4542-1)

What is Příběh československé ústavy 1920 I about?

The work as a whole follows the Constitutional Charter from its adoption to 1948. It connects the document’s history with the founding of the republic, the crisis of statehood, and efforts at restoration.

The constitution’s significance extends beyond the First Republic and includes its later influence. This is a historical study, not an account of current law.

Themes and motifs

Constitutional history

The creation of the 1920 Charter.

Statehood

The republic’s legal framework and the threats to it.

Historical legacy

The constitution’s role under changing conditions.

Who is this book for?

Readers of legal and political history.

Otázky o knihe

What is Příběh československé ústavy 1920 I about?

The first volume of Kuklík’s study opens the history of the creation and influence of Czechoslovakia’s 1920 constitution.

What language is the e-book in?

Czech.

What formats is the e-book available in?

PDF.

How many pages does the e-book have?

336 pages.

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