Iluminace 2017, 29(1):100-103 | DOI: 10.58193/ilu.1506

Union of Czech Film Workers (1939) 1945-1946 (1951)

Marcela Týfová

The text describes the history and archival collection of the Union of Czech Film Workers, which in 1945–1946 sought to organize the nationalized film industry and, through a disciplinary council, dealt with cases of collaboration by well-known filmmakers before it was incorporated into the structure of the Revolutionary Trade Union Movement.

Keywords: Union of Czech Film Workers, Disciplinary Council, post-war cinema, collaboration, film unions

Published: March 1, 2017  Show citation

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Týfová, M. (2017). Union of Czech Film Workers (1939) 1945-1946 (1951). Iluminace, 29(1), 100-103. doi: 10.58193/ilu.1506
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    References

    1. Jiří Havelka, Československé filmové hospodářství 1945-1950. Praha: Český filmový ústav 1970.
    2. Tereza Czesany Dvořáková a kol., Českomoravské filmové ústředí ([1920]) 1940-1945 (1955). [inventář fondu Národního filmového archivu]. Hradištko pod Medníkem 2016.
    3. Julius Kalaš, Dohoda mezi Svazem českých filmových pracovníků a Ústřední radou odborů. Filmová práce 1, 1945, č. 26 (15. 12.), s. 1.

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