Václav Chaloupecký (12 May 1882
Dětenice,
Austria-Hungary
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– 22 November 1951
Dětenice,
Czechoslovakia
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) was a
Czech historian
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, a student of prominent Czech historian
Josef Pekař and the main representative of historians in mid-war
Slovakia
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.
Life
He had studied at the
Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague (1903–1907).
[''Biografický slovník archivářů českých zemí'', s. 257.] Then he had worked as an archivist and librarian in
Roudnice nad Labem
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(1907–1919).
[''Český biografický slovník XX. století I'', s. 545.] In 1919, he became a state inspector of Slovak archives and libraries (1919–1938).
In the same time, he was also a
docent (1922) and
professor
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(1922–1938) of the Czechoslovak history at
Comenius University. He held several academic positions e.g. dean (1929–1930) and vice-dean (1930–1931) of the Faculty of Arts, rector (1937–1938) and vice-rector (1938–1939) of the university.
In 1939 he became an extraordinary professor at the Faculty of Arts in Prague where he had lectured until 1951 (except WWII).
A member of the Scholastic Society of Šafárik.
Work
* ''Jan IV. z Dražic, poslední biskup pražský'' (1908)
* ''František Palacký'' (1912)
* ''Dvě úvahy o národním probuzení na Slovensku'' (1920)
* ''K nejstarším dějinám Bratislavy'' (1922)
* ''Československé dějiny'' (1922)
* ''Staré Slovensko'' (Sp. fil. fak. Brat. 1923)
* ''Unsere Grenze gegen Ugarn'' (1923)
* ''Das historische recht der magyarischen Nation auf die territoriale Integrität'' (1923)
* ''Na úsvitě křesťanství'' (1924)
* ''Dvě studie k dějinám Podkarpatska'' (1925)
* ''Padělky staroslovenských zpěvů historických'' (1925)
* ''K dějinám valdenských v Čechách před hnutím husitským'' (1925)
* ''Česká hranice východní koncem XI. století'' (1926)
* ''Slovenské diaecese a tak řečená apoštolská práva uherská'' (1928)
* ''Martinská deklarace a její politické osudy'' (1928)
* ''O znaku Slovenska'' (1929)
* ''Nitra a počátky křesťanství na Slovensku'' (1930)
* ''Zápas o Slovensko – 1918'' (1930)
* ''Der modus vivendi und die Slowakei'' (1931)
* ''Kniha Žilinská'' (1934)
* ''Svatý Vojtěch a slovanská liturgie'' (1934)
* ''Universita Petra Pázmánya a Slovensko'' (1935)
* ''Středověké listy ze Slovenska. Sbierka listov a listín písaných jazykom národným z rokov 1462-1490'' (1937)
* ''Počátky státu českého a polského'' (1937)
* ''Svatováclavský sborník'' (1939)
* ''
Arnošt z Pardubic: první arcibiskup pražský (1346-1364)'' (1941)
* ''Na úsvitě křesťanství'' (1942)
* ''Odkaz minulosti české'' (1946)
* ''Valaši na Slovensku'' (1947)
* ''Karlova universita v Praze 1348 až 1409'' (1948)
* ''Středověké legendy pyearopské : jejich historický rozbor a texty'' (1953)
References
Citations
Bibliography
* ''Biografický slovník archivářů českých zemí / Jaroslava Hoffmanová, Jana Pražáková''. Praha : Libri, 2000. 830 s. . S. 257.
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External links
Václav Chaloupecký na stránkách Univerzity Komenského v Bratislavě
Václav Chaloupecký v České bibliografické databázi
{{DEFAULTSORT:Chaloupecky, Vaclav
20th-century Czech historians
Academic staff of Charles University
1882 births
1951 deaths
Historians from Austria-Hungary
People from Jičín District