Jana Nosková
Biographic Data
| ID | 102089 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jana Nosková |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jana |
| FAMILY NAME | Nosková |
| SIGNATURE | NOSKOVÁ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Ethnology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6832-515X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Transgenerational Trauma and Family Memory? The Legacy of Sudeten German Expulsion after World War II
Natives” of a “Home” (Un)known: Trips of Expelled and Forcibly Displaced Germans to Czechoslovakia and Their Perception of the Local Population in Expellee Periodicals
This study focuses on a specific type of tourism (so-called Heimattourismus), the main aim of which is to visit the countries, or better said, the localities that forcibly displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to their forced migration, places they consider(ed) one of their ‘homes’. After the first such unofficial trips were made, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in group and individual tourism by forcibly…
Vyprávěná migrace. Vzpomínky na poválečnou nucenou migraci německy hovořících obyvatel z českých zemí
The study focuses on the forced displacement of the German population from the Czech lands between May 1945 and the end of 1946, which meant the departure of almost three million Germans. This migration had a profound impact both on the lives of the individuals who participated in it and on German society. Forced migration after the Second World War is not only an integral part of the communicative memory of many Germans, but also a part of cultu…
Domorodci“ ne/známého „domova“. Cesty německých vyhnanců a vysídlenců do Československa a jejich percepce místního obyvatelstva ve vysídleneckých periodikách
The study focuses on a specific type of tourism (the so-called Heimattourismus) whose main aim is to visit countries, or better said, localities, which expelled and displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to forced migration and which they consider(ed) as one of their ‘homes’. After the first unofficial trips, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in organised and individual tourism of displaced Germans to Czecho…
“Family Silver” or Artefacts (in) Memories of Forcibly Displaced Germans
The study deals with the transmission of family memory in three three-generation families of Germans forcibly displaced from Czechoslovakia, in which the oldest generation, the so-called generation of experience, actually experienced the migration movement after the end of World War II. In the study, the family is seen as a specific social framework in which the past is retrieved. Generations are characterized in a biological sequence, with only …
Natives” of a “Home” (Un)known: Trips of Expelled and Forcibly Displaced Germans to Czechoslovakia and Their Perception of the Local Population in Expellee Periodicals
This study focuses on a specific type of tourism (so-called Heimattourismus), the main aim of which is to visit the countries, or better said, the localities that forcibly displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to their forced migration, places they consider(ed) one of their ‘homes’. After the first such unofficial trips were made, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in group and individual tourism by forcibly…
Domorodci“ ne/známého „domova“. Cesty německých vyhnanců a vysídlenců do Československa a jejich percepce místního obyvatelstva ve vysídleneckých periodikách
The study focuses on a specific type of tourism (the so-called Heimattourismus) whose main aim is to visit countries, or better said, localities, which expelled and displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to forced migration and which they consider(ed) as one of their ‘homes’. After the first unofficial trips, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in organised and individual tourism of displaced Germans to Czecho…
“Family Silver” or Artefacts (in) Memories of Forcibly Displaced Germans
The study deals with the transmission of family memory in three three-generation families of Germans forcibly displaced from Czechoslovakia, in which the oldest generation, the so-called generation of experience, actually experienced the migration movement after the end of World War II. In the study, the family is seen as a specific social framework in which the past is retrieved. Generations are characterized in a biological sequence, with only …
Domorodci“ ne/známého „domova“. Cesty německých vyhnanců a vysídlenců do Československa a jejich percepce místního obyvatelstva ve vysídleneckých periodikách
The study focuses on a specific type of tourism (the so-called Heimattourismus) whose main aim is to visit countries, or better said, localities, which expelled and displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to forced migration and which they consider(ed) as one of their ‘homes’. After the first unofficial trips, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in organised and individual tourism of displaced Germans to Czecho…
Vyprávěná migrace. Vzpomínky na poválečnou nucenou migraci německy hovořících obyvatel z českých zemí
The study focuses on the forced displacement of the German population from the Czech lands between May 1945 and the end of 1946, which meant the departure of almost three million Germans. This migration had a profound impact both on the lives of the individuals who participated in it and on German society. Forced migration after the Second World War is not only an integral part of the communicative memory of many Germans, but also a part of cultu…
Natives” of a “Home” (Un)known: Trips of Expelled and Forcibly Displaced Germans to Czechoslovakia and Their Perception of the Local Population in Expellee Periodicals
This study focuses on a specific type of tourism (so-called Heimattourismus), the main aim of which is to visit the countries, or better said, the localities that forcibly displaced Germans had to abandon after the end of World War II due to their forced migration, places they consider(ed) one of their ‘homes’. After the first such unofficial trips were made, it is possible to observe a gradual increase in group and individual tourism by forcibly…
Transgenerational Trauma and Family Memory? The Legacy of Sudeten German Expulsion after World War II
History (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · German (2 works) · History (2 works) · Homeland (2 works)