Illegal confessional education of children in Slovakia in the period of Socialism (political and religious context)

Kudláčová, Blanka; Šebová, Nikola

doi:10.1080/00309230.2019.1589539

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“…These were the key elements of life in every order that represented a necessary condition for its survival and success. This is also confirmed by research into the Lay Apostolic Movement 43 during the socialist period, which operated on the basis of a system of small communities, based on personal relationships and trust (see Kudláčová 2019;Kudláčová and Šebová 2020). This personal approach, which was also the basis of the entire system of formation and education of young Salesians, was of great importance from a psychological point of view and was very successful.…”

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How to Survive in a Totalitarian Regime: Education of Salesians in Slovakia in the Period of Socialism (1948–1989)

Kudláčová

Rajský

2023

Religions

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After the Communist coup in February 1948, all areas of society in Czechoslovakia were indoctrinated by the ideology of Marxism–Leninism. The Christian Churches became the biggest internal enemies of the state, since, especially in Slovakia, they had a strong tradition and numerous representations. The government tracked representatives and members of the Church and controlled all their activities. The activities of religious orders were prohibited, which de facto abolished them. The only possibility of their preservation was to continue the life, education and work of individual orders in secret. Our goal was to examine how the Salesian order survived in this situation; specifically, we focused on the forms of formation and illegal study of the Salesians during the totalitarian regime. Research in these activities is rather demanding, since they could not be documented for security reasons. So-called memoir literature, the oral history method, and private archival sources were used in the research. Despite the fact that it seems that religious orders would not survive in this historical situation, the opposite was true: in the period of persecution, the orders were not only able to survive, but also raised a new generation that ensured their continuity and the continuation of their activities.

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How to Survive in a Totalitarian Regime: Education of Salesians in Slovakia in the Period of Socialism (1948–1989)

Kudláčová

Rajský

2023

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“…Ačkoliv existuje řada publikací věnujících se otázkám socialistického školství (např. Kestere & Kalke, 2018;Kudláčová, 2019;Kudláčová & Šebová, 2019;Mincu, 2016;Rahi-Tamm & Saleniece, 2016;Somogyváry, 2019 ad. ), v podstatě až na výjimky (např.…”

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Přijímací řízení na středních odborných školách v období socialistického Československa

Šimáně¹,

Kamanová²

2020

Studia paedagogica

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The topic of this study is the issue of secondary vocational schools in socialist Czechoslovakia. The specific aim of this paper is to capture and interpret the course of the admission procedure and its transformation at this type of school during the 41-year rule of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (1948Czechoslovakia ( -1989. The research is based on a historiographic approach to the history of everyday life. One of the research methods

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“They Would Imprison Us Both!” – The Matura Exam at Secondary Technical Schools During the Normalisation Period in Socialist Czechoslovakia (1969–1989)

Šimáně

2024

History of Education

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Illegal confessional education of children in Slovakia in the period of Socialism (political and religious context)

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How to Survive in a Totalitarian Regime: Education of Salesians in Slovakia in the Period of Socialism (1948–1989)

How to Survive in a Totalitarian Regime: Education of Salesians in Slovakia in the Period of Socialism (1948–1989)

Přijímací řízení na středních odborných školách v období socialistického Československa

“They Would Imprison Us Both!” – The Matura Exam at Secondary Technical Schools During the Normalisation Period in Socialist Czechoslovakia (1969–1989)

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