Iluminace 2002, 14(2):45-64

Cinematograph in Austria and the Bohemian Countries, 1895 -1912 (Part Two)

Ivan Klimeš

The relationship of the Austrian state to cinema from the legal point of view in the years 1895-1912 with a focus on the Czech lands. Security regulations and principles of censorship supervision at that time. Number of cinemas and population per 1 cinema in Austria, Czech lands and Prague.

Keywords: safety regulations, censorship, cinema, film history, Austria-Hungary, state and film, law and film

Published: June 1, 2002  Show citation

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Klimeš, I. (2002). Cinematograph in Austria and the Bohemian Countries, 1895 -1912 (Part Two). Iluminace, 14(2), 45-64
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