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Vzorné letovisko Hradištko. Vznik a prvé desetiletí meziválečného letoviska na soutoku Vltavy a Sázavy

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Matoušek V.
Historická geografie (Historical Geography)
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2015
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vol. 41
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issue 1
47-81
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This social and historical-geographical study addresses the circumstances of the founding and subsequent development of an important resort Hradištko, located 30 km south of Prague at the confluence of Vltava and Sázava Rivers. The resort was founded in a location, which inhabitants of Prague had used for recreation since the 19th century. Resort Hradištko was founded as an offshoot of an older resort Pikovice on the banks of Sázava River. Hradištko was not immediately connected to important roads or the railroad, but this relative isolation, and the quiet in the midst of an otherwise busy recreation area that it afforded, proved to be an advantage. From the beginning, Hradištko became the site for villas and cottages for all classes of Prague inhabitants, the wealthy elites, relatively wealthy middle class, as well as the lower classes, which were represented primarily by qualified workmen and lower civil clerks.
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Česká, moravská a slezská města v ikonografických pramenech ke třicetileté válce

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Matoušek V., Blažková T.
Historická geografie (Historical Geography)
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2011
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vol. 37
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issue 1
69-85
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The study analysed the motif of a town in war plans and vedute from the time of the Thirty Years’ War on the territory of the Czech Republic. The basic researched set comprised pictures of 19 battlefields mostly made by Frankfurt engraver and publisher M. Merian. The work combined the study of icono-graphic, cartographic and written sources comple-mented with field/archaeological research, where possible.
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Letní a celoročně obývané vily a villegiatury v okolí Prahy na konci 19. a v prvých desetiletích 20. století. Příspěvek k proměnám krajiny Čech v procesu modernizace české společnosti

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Matoušek V., Koukalová Š., Šášinková M.
Historická geografie (Historical Geography)
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2014
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vol. 40
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issue 1
19-40
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The earliest villegiaturas emerged in the vicinity of Prague from the beginning of the 1850s – recreation villa colonies for Prague’s upper middle class. Rural villegiaturas were a peculiar mass manifestation of the life-style of the modern, especially Czech, bourgeoisie as well as an important step towards urbanization of rural landscape. Recreation rural villegiaturas emerged usually in close connection with older rural residences in romantic landscapes, featuring river valleys, abundance of forests, rock formations, ruins of medieval castles and so on. Easy accessibility from Prague provided by modern means of transportation, such as railroads and, to a lesser extent, steamboats, were an important pre-condition for the existence of villegiatura.
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