Publication details
Konstituování apelací v meziválečném Československu
| Title in English | The Constitution of Appeals in Interwar Czechoslovakia |
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| Year of publication | 2023 |
| Type | Article in Periodical (without peer review) |
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| Description | The article reconstructs the hitherto unknown circumstances of the constitution of the appellate system in Bohemia and Moravia in interwar Czechoslovakia. It places this process in a European context, outlines the socio-economic reasons for the emergence of wine appellations and highlights the structural differences of the first such systems in Prima de Rivera Spain, Mussolini's Italy and the French late Third Republic. It shows that Czechoslovak enology reflected the French discourse on terroir and worked its way into the development of appellations in the 1930s. In Bohemia systematically, in Moravia in two localities. The author analyses the different approaches to the constitution of appellations, in Bohemia it was a project of broad (interest and national) consensus and connected with the artistic avant-garde of the First Republic. In Moravia, on the other hand, the formation of appellations was a matter of German winemakers and their traditionalist-nationalist milieu, dominated by the ideas of statism and conservative revolution. The fall of the First Republic put an end to this process. |