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Profesoři na trase z Bratislavy do Brna a zpět (1921 – 1939)
| Title in English | Professors on the Move from Bratislava to Brno and back |
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| Year of publication | 2011 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Hodnotový základ práva. Historické právne systémy a integrácia Európy sekcia teórie a filozofie práva) |
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| Field | Law sciences |
| Keywords | Jan Vážný - František Rouček - Karel Kizlink - Rudolf Rauscher - Vratislav Bušek - Cyril Čechrák - Zdeněk Peška |
| Description | The author gives attention to the academic activities of the professors who in the inter-war period migrated between the Law Faculty in Bratislava and that in Brno. Some Czech professors who spent the beginning of their academic career at Bratislava Law Faculty later moved to Brno. Jan Vážný worked his way up among the leading Czech romanists directing his attention to the Italian school of romanists. Despite being a proffessor of Civil Law in Bratislava, in Brno František Rouček focused on Business Law as well as Law of Exchange and he even attempted to find his role in Legal History. Karel Kizlink, teacher of Commercial Law in Brno, took the opposite direction and moved to Bratislava where he found his recourse until the end of his proffesional career. Migration with the taste of tragedy – that was the case of Czech professors who were forced to leave Slovakia after the Munich Treaty had been signed. Vratislav Bušek, Cyril Čechrák, Rudolf Rauscher and Zdeněk Peška were those who by the decision of ministry were directed to the Law Faculty in Brno, however, the least didn t even start his work there. The others had to stop their short work as soon as the Czech universities were closed at the end of 1939. Rudolf Rauscher didn t get back to his teaching any more due to the deadly heart attack following the search conducted in his flat by Gestapo in 1941. |
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