Analysis of Articles Published in Delnicke Lisyt from 2003 to present

This study reveals the evolution of the Workers 'Party, or the Workers' Party of Social Justice. In this thesis, Workers Party is studied through the analysis of party newspaper - Workers' lists. Content analysis divides the Workers' lists into the periods in which prevailed the most frequent topics. In the second part, these stages are analyzed, especially by discourse analysis. The stages are given in the context of the then current problems, election results or the social perception of the Workers' Party. At the end are secondary research questions concerning boundary issues associated with the Workers' Party. Secondary research questions are: reflection Autonomous Nationalists in the Workers' lists, Workers 'Party in connection with the Third Reich, a cooperation with German right-wing parties, anti-Semitism and Protective Corps of the Workers' Party. Hypotheses approach to analysis using different approaches, for example how much was an important decision of the Supreme Administrative Court