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Figures and Maps

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 May 2024

Claire Morelon
Claire Morelon
Affiliation:
University of Manchester

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Streetscapes of War and Revolution
Prague, 1914–1920
 , pp. vi - vii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Figures and Maps

Figures

  • 0.1Purkyně Square, 1912

  • 1.1The building of the Military Command in Prague

  • 1.2Secondary school students during a Youth Defense parade, 1916

  • 2.1Postcard with the drawing by Max Švabinský: “Remember your brothers in the field!”

  • 2.2Red Cross and Widow and Orphan Fund badges

  • 3.1Christmas card from the Prague City Council to soldiers with an illustration by T. F. Šimon, 1914

  • 3.2Monument in Olšany cemetery, 1917

  • 3.3The requisition of the largest bell of the church of Saint Ludmila, November 6, 1916

  • 3.4“The ‘Prague Sokol’ in 1914”

  • 3.5Refugees in Břevnov (1915)

  • 4.1Myšák’s store front in 1915

  • 4.2People returning from the countryside with potatoes, 1917

  • 4.3Caricature “How we celebrated the namesake day of Terezie Homolková”

  • 4.4A “hearth” of the association České srdce

  • 5.1Demonstration on Old Town Square, January 22, 1918

  • 5.2Police intervention to prevent the looting of a silk shop, 1918

  • 5.3Leaflet calling for a demonstration of the “Hussite women,” 1919

  • 6.1Crowd in front of the Bohemian Diet for the first session of the National Assembly, November 14, 1918

  • 6.2Entrance of the Clam-Gallas palace (Finance Ministry), ca. 1920

    • Maps

  • 1.1Main sites during the mobilization days

  • 2.1The procession of the civic corps with music and lanterns on the eve of the Emperor’s birthday, August 17, 1916

  • 2.2Collection points in the inner city during the Red Cross week (April 30 to May 7, 1916)

  • 3.1Buildings hosting wounded or convalescing soldiers

  • 5.1Sites of protests, 1917–1918

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