Atentát jako hybatel dějin. Příklad vraždy jugoslávského krále Alexandra v Marseille v říjnu 1934 a její vliv na mezinárodní politiku v Evropě v polovině 30. let

0466680 - HÚ 2017 cze C - Conference Paper (international conference)
Škerlová, Jana
Atentát jako hybatel dějin. Příklad vraždy jugoslávského krále Alexandra v Marseille v říjnu 1934 a její vliv na mezinárodní politiku v Evropě v polovině 30. let.
[The Assassination as a Driving Force in History? The murder of Yugoslav King and its influence on the international relations in Central and South-eastern Europe in mid-30s.]
[Promýšlet Evropu 20. století: Hybatelé dějin? Brno (CZ), 12.04.2016-13.04.2016]
Institutional support: RVO:67985963
Keywords : Assassination * Kingdom of Yugoslavia * France * Czechoslovakia * international relations
Subject RIV: AB - History

In this paper I argue that the murder of Yugoslav King Alexandr Karadjordjević and French Minister of Foreign Affairs Louis Barthou in October 1934 in Marseille influenced international political relations in Europe in the mid-30s. Special attention will be paid to the transformation of the character of the Czechoslovak-Yugoslav relations after this event and the impact on the Little Entente as an allied group whose members were both these countries together with Romania. The chapter is based upon the research in Czech and foreign archives (The Archives of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Archives of Yugoslavia etc.), press and Czech (and Slovak) and foreign literature.
Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0265062