Czechoslovak-British business relations during the 1960's of the twentieth century

The main aim of bachelor's thesis is the analysis and description of the Czechoslovak-British business relations from the interwar period until the early 70's of the 20th century, with major focus on 60's. The author investigates the issue in a broader historical context, focusing on changes in business relationships during the interwar period, the period after february 1948, during the problematic 50's and improvement of relationships in 60's and during the normalization process in the early 70's. The author concludes that the hypothesis that the 60's were a period of renewing and improving of business relationships of Czechoslovakia and Great Britain is valid. Later trade relations were very strongly influenced by a centrally planned economy and politics of Czechoslovakia and the membership of Czechoslovakia CMEA