Security Policy in Europe from the Czechoslovak Point of View, 1924-1925

This bachelor thesis deals with the development and analyses security policy in Europe in the years 1924 - 1925 afterwards and its reflection in Czechoslovakia. The author primarily focus on contemporary acceptance of the results of the conference in Locarno. During the research, which has the ambition to contribute to the current stage of research of the issue, I have used both editions of sources and archive materials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. The aim is not only to chart a reflection of the Locarno treaty system in Czechoslovakia, but also to evaluate the implications of this change in the European security architecture to foreign policy and security status of Czechoslovakia. Key words: Security Policy, Geneva Protocol, Locarno Treaties, Arbitration Treaties, Czechoslovaki