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Venkovská sídla Poděbradů

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Musil F.
Mediaevalia Historica Bohemica
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2014
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vol. 17
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issue 2
113-128
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Rural residences of the Poděbrady family: The study does not note the court of the family from Kunštát and Poděbrady as a certain circle of persons active in the surroundings of the members of the family and sharing in its activities, but it notes mainly its Bohemian places (castles) with which the gradual rise of the family was connected. They include Poděbrady, which was the first Bohemian property and residence of a member of this family, further Litice nad Orlicí – a centre of the extensive progressively acquired properties of the family of Kunštát and Poděbrady in East Bohemia and where also the family archive was located and the castle no longer existent today in Kłodzko (it was part of Bohemia) connected with the penetration of the family into Silesia. It marginally deals with the issue of the share of George already as king in the fortification of the family Moravian castle of Kunštát.
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Obecní samospráva perspektivou neprivilegovaných? Zapojení žen do komunální politiky po roce 1918 na příkladu poděbradské radní Marie Komárkové

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Kršková V.
Moderní dějiny: sborník k dějinám 19. a 20. století (Modern History: Studies into 19th and 20th century history)
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2021
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vol. 29
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issue 2
53-81
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The paper presents the involvement of women in municipal politics at the beginning of a newly established Czechoslovak Republic on the example of Poděbrady councilwoman Marie Komárková. The first part concisely sums up the life of Marie Komárková before 1918 and entering municipal representative positions. The second part of the study presents a view of individual Czech political parties, which is demonstrated by articles in their party press. The third part of the study deals with the self-government of Poděbrady between 1919–1923. It captures changes in the composition of self-governing institutions, influenced by the universal suffrage. In the final part, the period is viewed from the perspective of Marie Komárková, a witness and councilor at the same time, who captured social processes in her memoirs and remarks.
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