2016
DOI: 10.15804/hso160203
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Svatopluk I.-Kníže Nebo Král? K Otázce Legitimizace Velkomoravských Knížat Ve Středověké I Moderní Historiografii

Abstract: Based on a comparison of the contemporary Annals of Fulda, Annals of St. Bertin, Chronicle of Regino and papal letters, the author analyses the position of the Moravian prince Svatopluk I (871-894). Through the comparison of Svatopluk with his contemporaries, princes of Brittany, the analysed texts are further studied in the framework of the Carolingian policy and political thinking.Spor o to, zda byl Svatopluk králem, nebo "pouhým" knížetem jitří již několik desetiletí emoce zejména nacionalisticky profi lova… Show more

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“…Political utilization and media coverage of the event provoked a lively and controversial debate in Slovak society and among historians, and even attracted attention from abroad. The most discussed topics included the dispute over the designation of Svätopluk as the king of Slovaks, and the interpretation of the meaning of the double cross, which, according to some experts, was strikingly reminiscent of the symbolism used during World War II -the emblem of Hlinka Guard and Hlinka Youth, thus being interpreted as insensitive towards many segments of the Slovak society (Uličný, 2011;Marsina 2011;Steinhübel, 2013;Homza, 2013;Bartl, 2014;Kalhous, 2017). Opposing reactions to the statue of Svätopluk have given rise to reflections dealing with the political instrumentalization of the past in general; the place of the Great Moravian tradition in Slovak historiography and interpretations of the significance of Svätopluk in Slovak history (Michela, 2015;Lysý, 2015).…”
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“…Political utilization and media coverage of the event provoked a lively and controversial debate in Slovak society and among historians, and even attracted attention from abroad. The most discussed topics included the dispute over the designation of Svätopluk as the king of Slovaks, and the interpretation of the meaning of the double cross, which, according to some experts, was strikingly reminiscent of the symbolism used during World War II -the emblem of Hlinka Guard and Hlinka Youth, thus being interpreted as insensitive towards many segments of the Slovak society (Uličný, 2011;Marsina 2011;Steinhübel, 2013;Homza, 2013;Bartl, 2014;Kalhous, 2017). Opposing reactions to the statue of Svätopluk have given rise to reflections dealing with the political instrumentalization of the past in general; the place of the Great Moravian tradition in Slovak historiography and interpretations of the significance of Svätopluk in Slovak history (Michela, 2015;Lysý, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%