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Genealogie pro každého // Vyprávění o rodopisu a slavných osobnostech rodu Nebeských
Genealogy for everyone // Narrative about the genealogy and famous personalities of the House of Heaven
Event by: Národní knihovna ČR
Location: National Library of the Czech Republic, Mariánské náměstí 5, Praha 1
Discussions and lectures
About event
September 25, 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url .cz/x1EE2
A story about the genealogy and famous personalities of the Nebeský family.
Famous members of the family, including poet Václav Bolemír Nebeský, will be presented by a new member of the ČGHSp in Prague, Ing. Pavlína Nebeská.
2. 10. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /z1lNI
Jan Žižka from Trocnov.
Many blank spaces remain in the biography of the famous military leader. Despite all efforts to fill them in, a number of hypotheses remain. Author of the lecture, employee of the historical department of the Hussite Museum in Tábor, historian and translator from Latin, Mgr. Zdeněk Žalud, Ph.D., will present some of them.
23. 10. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /91lNg
Páter Václav Krolmus (1790-1861) - the fate of a romantic archaeologist.
Páter Krolmus is one of the founders archeology in Bohemia. The priest, patriot and writer lived a remarkable life in which there was no shortage of persecution by church and secular authorities, revolutionary activity and imprisonment in 1848, as well as years of enthusiastic research in complete poverty. In his time, Father Krolmus was the most famous Czech archaeologist, whose students tried to be, for example, Jan Neruda or Božena Němcová, but on the other hand, he was also a romantic fantasist, looking for supposed sanctuaries of pagan gods. He became the most remarkable figure in the history of this field. The author of the lecture, PhDr. Karel Sklenář, DrSc., is a well-known archaeologist, popularizer of archeology and columnist. He was the director of the Historical Museum - National Museum in Prague. He lectured on museology at Charles University in Prague.
6. 11. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /O1ThV
Genetics and surnames, the contribution of genetic data to genealogical research.
Author of the lecture, Mgr. Vlastimil Stenzl, is an expert in the field of forensic genetics and works in the criminal laboratory of the Police of the Czech Republic. In his lecture, he will introduce us to the news in the field of genetic genealogy.
20. 11. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation>> https://1url.cz /b1ThB
The War of the Spanish Succession from a titular perspective with special reference to the title of Duke of Burgundy.
The War of the Spanish Succession (1701–1714) was the biggest conflict of the first half of the 18th century. The main cause was the dispute over the succession to the Spanish throne after the death of the last Spanish Habsburg, Charles II. In addition, the title of Duke of Burgundy, previously used by the Spanish Habsburgs, but now claimed by the French Bourbons, was also a subject of dispute. The author of the lecture, Petr Nohel, Ph.D., is a genealogist and heraldist, specializing in succession law. At the Catholic Theological Faculty in Prague, he leads a genealogy-heraldry course for those interested in life-long education and a university of the third age.
11. 12. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation - (link to the reservation system will be published here)
Under the whip of the swastika (1. part): The Czech police and the Czech gendarmerie in the fight for freedom during the Second World War.
The first part of the series of lectures, the author of which is colonel v. in. M.Sc. Radek Galaš, historian, documentarian, columnist and director of the Police Museum of the Czech Republic in Prague.
A story about the genealogy and famous personalities of the Nebeský family.
Famous members of the family, including poet Václav Bolemír Nebeský, will be presented by a new member of the ČGHSp in Prague, Ing. Pavlína Nebeská.
2. 10. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /z1lNI
Jan Žižka from Trocnov.
Many blank spaces remain in the biography of the famous military leader. Despite all efforts to fill them in, a number of hypotheses remain. Author of the lecture, employee of the historical department of the Hussite Museum in Tábor, historian and translator from Latin, Mgr. Zdeněk Žalud, Ph.D., will present some of them.
23. 10. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /91lNg
Páter Václav Krolmus (1790-1861) - the fate of a romantic archaeologist.
Páter Krolmus is one of the founders archeology in Bohemia. The priest, patriot and writer lived a remarkable life in which there was no shortage of persecution by church and secular authorities, revolutionary activity and imprisonment in 1848, as well as years of enthusiastic research in complete poverty. In his time, Father Krolmus was the most famous Czech archaeologist, whose students tried to be, for example, Jan Neruda or Božena Němcová, but on the other hand, he was also a romantic fantasist, looking for supposed sanctuaries of pagan gods. He became the most remarkable figure in the history of this field. The author of the lecture, PhDr. Karel Sklenář, DrSc., is a well-known archaeologist, popularizer of archeology and columnist. He was the director of the Historical Museum - National Museum in Prague. He lectured on museology at Charles University in Prague.
6. 11. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation >> https://1url.cz /O1ThV
Genetics and surnames, the contribution of genetic data to genealogical research.
Author of the lecture, Mgr. Vlastimil Stenzl, is an expert in the field of forensic genetics and works in the criminal laboratory of the Police of the Czech Republic. In his lecture, he will introduce us to the news in the field of genetic genealogy.
20. 11. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation>> https://1url.cz /b1ThB
The War of the Spanish Succession from a titular perspective with special reference to the title of Duke of Burgundy.
The War of the Spanish Succession (1701–1714) was the biggest conflict of the first half of the 18th century. The main cause was the dispute over the succession to the Spanish throne after the death of the last Spanish Habsburg, Charles II. In addition, the title of Duke of Burgundy, previously used by the Spanish Habsburgs, but now claimed by the French Bourbons, was also a subject of dispute. The author of the lecture, Petr Nohel, Ph.D., is a genealogist and heraldist, specializing in succession law. At the Catholic Theological Faculty in Prague, he leads a genealogy-heraldry course for those interested in life-long education and a university of the third age.
11. 12. 2024 from 6 p.m., Meeting Hall of the NK CR, 1st floor, free entry, reservation required for personal participation - (link to the reservation system will be published here)
Under the whip of the swastika (1. part): The Czech police and the Czech gendarmerie in the fight for freedom during the Second World War.
The first part of the series of lectures, the author of which is colonel v. in. M.Sc. Radek Galaš, historian, documentarian, columnist and director of the Police Museum of the Czech Republic in Prague.