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In this article, based on his bachelor thesis, the author deals with the role of the working-class movement in the public space in late 19th and early 20th century Moravia. The key study the author examines is of a city of Třebíč, one of the centers of the shoe industry and working-class movement in late Habsburg Moravia. The author made a spatial analysis of the city, determining different areas and their development over the time. Based on that, he additionally carried out an analysis of various ways the working-class movement was entering the public space and communicating within, such as strikes, demonstrations, riots and meetings.