Vývoj veřejného knihovnictví v Ostravě v letech 1921-1945

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The article traces the development of public libraries in Ostrava during the period from 1921 to 1945. It describes the establishment of the city’s public library in 1921 and presents the library’s role in the public education system of interwar Czechoslovakia. The main focus is on the role played by the library in the context of Ostrava’s specific social and cultural environment. In 1924 seven separate municipalities were merged to create the administrative entity of Greater Ostrava (Velká Ostrava), after which the library was also active in other parts of the city (especially Vítkovice). Other topics covered in the article include the development of the library’s stocks, key events in its history (e.g. the Congress of Czechoslovak Librarians in 1924), the opening of the central library and reading room in Moravská Ostrava (in an imposing new building), and important figures in the library’s history (especially Bohuslav Šída and Josef Hrbáč). The public libraries serving Ostrava’s minority communities (German and Czech) are also mentioned in passing. … celý popis

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Hlavní autor

Jarmila Burešová, 1960-

Další autoři

Jana Brožovská Onderková

Typ dokumentu

Články

Fyzický popis

Tabulky, fotografie.

Publikováno v

Ostrava : příspěvky k dějinám a současnosti Ostravy a Ostravska. -- ISSN 0232-0967. -- Sv. 31 (2017), s. 262-288

Témata

veřejné knihovny

Ostrava (Česko)

1918-1945

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