Hlavní proudy vnější migrace v českých zemích v letech 1938-1993 a jejich příčiny

Bachelor thesis describes the dominant streams of international migration within the Czech lands in the period 1938-1993 and factors that caused this migration. The thesis consists of eight parts, including introduction, conclusion and bibliographies. In the introduction there are explained the main terms and the goals of this thesis are set. The second part deals with the period of the Second World War and migration during and just before the war, the third part continues with the expulsion of the Germans and re-emigration of the Czechs and Slovaks after the end of WW2. The fourth part deals with the emigration under communism until 1967 and immigration into the Czech lands from Slovakia and allied socialist countries. The fourth part is followed immediately by the fifth part, where there are analyzed the emigration streams in the era of totalism from 1968 until the fall of the communism in 1989. In the sixth part there is described the change in migration tendencies in the Czech lands after the fall of communistic government. The seventh part is the conclusion, where there are the findings summarized, the thesis is concluded by the list of used bibliography.