Polish and Hungarian events of 1956 in the Czech press

Originally, the revolution against the Communist regime in Poznan dated 1956 was merely an economic protest with a regional character. This activity was nevertheless unique by its extent and subsequently triggered a wave of economic and political changes firstly in the homeland with successive eruption of armed fights for democracy in all over Hungary. However both manifestations of the resistance against the regime were suppressed with a bloodshed, they became an important part of the European history within the 2nd half of the 20th Century. Our bachelor's work is mainly aimed on the fact, how the tendentiously oriented Czech Press then informed about these events