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Dedication

Abbreviations

Foreword

Acknowledgements

X. Introduction

X. 1 Criteria of selection

X. 2 The portraits

X. 3 The method

X. 4 A brief word on gender studies in Central Europe

I. Ema Destinn (1878–1930) – a Bohemian in New York

I. 1 The historical context

I. 2 Emmy or Ema? Destinn’s success, work for independence and decline

I.3Conclusion

II. Alice Garrigue Masaryková (1879–1966) – the First Czech feminist?

II. 1 The historical context

II. 2 Imprisoned for being a daughter

II. 3 The Czechoslovak Red Cross as the fulfilment of “small works” (drobná práce)

II. 4 Conclusion

III. Eva ‘Mimi’ Jiránková (1921–2015) – a witness of Democracy and Nazism (OHI)

IV. Milada Horáková (1901–1950) – executed for her belief in Democracy

IV. 1 Historical context

IV. 2 Milada Horáková – a democrat and feminist

IV. 3 The propaganda campaign creating the Socialist Citizen

IV. 4Conclusion

V. Věra Čáslavská (*1942) – an Olympic champion punished with silence

V. 1 The historical context

V. 2 From Olympic stardom to social isolation

V. 3 Conclusion

VI. Nataša Lišková (*1949) – a Czechoslovak citizen (OHI)

VII. Tereza Maxová (*1971) – Beauty and the care of children (OHI)

Conclusion

Chronology

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