Forty years ago, the first person set his foot on the surface of the Moon. Astronaut Neil Armstrong made the first step on the Moon from Apollo 11’s landing craft designated named the Eagle on July 20, 1969. He summed up this monumental event with his well-known prediction: “That is one small step for [a] man; one giant leap for mankind”. The moon landing is seen as the highest point of U.S. space program motivated by a long-running space race with the former Soviet Union. Twelve years before the Apollo 11 mission, the Soviet Union launched the first satellite into the Earth’s orbit. and Antonín Vítek.
Ledová voda, skály, křik ptáků, parta geologů zkoumajících pohyby skal až do nedávna pevně sevřených a stlačených ledovcovou masou, z níž se v důsledku tání ledovců vymanily, aby se staly objektem unikátních výzkumů. Samota, jen omezený kontakt s civilizací, nutnost spoléhat sám na sebe a také ostražitost před ledními medvědy - to vše patří k dojmům, které si odnášejí diváci dokumentárního filmu Pohyby. and Marina Hužvárová.
The aim of this international conference was to delimit and define the space for women to assert themselves in public affairs and politics during the last three decades of the existence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, under the First Czechoslovak Republic and Austrian Republic. It was organized by the Chamber of Deputies of Parliament of the Czech Republic, the Centre of Central European Studies (the joint department of the Masaryk Institute and Archive of the ASCR and CEVRO Institute College) and the Anna and Jaroslav Krejci Research Endowment Fund. It was held under the auspices of Miroslava Nerncova, the chairwoman of the Chamber of Deputies of Parliament of the Czech Republic. and Marie Behanská a Jana Malínská.