Obchodní akademie a Střední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelů 380, Louny Číslo projektu CZ.1.07/1.5.00/ Číslo sady 02Číslo DUM 07 Předmět Anglický jazyk - konverzace Tematický okruh Česká republika, Evropská unie Název materiálu November 17 Autor Ing. Helena Zikmundová Datum tvorby říjen 2013Ročník třetí Anotace Prezentace k seznámení s historií Sametové revoluce Metodický pokyn 1. Spusťte prezentaci 2. Vysvětlete sled událostí,které se staly v daných letech 3. Vyzvěte žáky, aby odpověděli na závěrečné otázky Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je Ing. Helena Zikmundová. Dostupné z Metodického portálu ISSN: Provozuje Národní ústav pro vzdělávání, školské poradenské zařízení a zařízení pro další vzdělávání pedagogických pracovníků (NÚV).

November 17 Why is the date important? 1989Velvet Revolution 1939 Students´Day

Students´Day In October 1939 a quiet demonstration took place in Prague to remind the Czechoslovak Independence Day the demonstration was violently suppressed by the police and SS units a medical student Jan Opletal was shot and killed

Students´Day on the day of his funeral – hundreds people and students demonstrated again the demonstration changed into the protest against the Naci the protest culminated on 17th November The Germans violently suppressed it again

Students´Day The Gestapo and SS units attacked student hostels arrested more than 1200 students took them to concentration camps nine leading students were executed in Ruzyně without trial

Students´ Day Adolf Hitler ordered the closing of colleges in the country in London in 1941 – an international student meeting took place International Student´s Day was proclaimed

Fifty years later… On 17 November 1989 a student march was organized to remind 50th aniversary student demonstration against the Nazi occupation it turned into anti-Comunist and government protest a peaceful demonstration was violently suppressed by the police

Next days… following mass protests were held in several cities public discussions were held The Civic Forum was established as a group of speakers of democratic movement the leader Václav Havel

Velvet Revolution The Civic Forum issued a declaration of its demands to the government 75 % of the Czech population supported the demands by the general strike In December Václav Havel became the president of free Czechoslovac country

November 17 has been named Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day it honours: – the students demonstration against the Nazi in 1939 – the protest against the Comunists in 1989

Questions to revise 1.Why is November 17 important? 2.Which years were student demonstartions held? 3.Why and where was the first student protest taken place? 4.What happened? 5.What was the result of the protest?

Questions to revise 6. Why and where was the second student protest taken place? 7. What happened? 8. What was the result of the protest? 9. How has the event changed lives of Czech people?

Použité zdroje 1.International Students' Day. (2013, November 17). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 08:10, November 22, 2013, from 2.Velvet Revolution. (2013, November 18). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 08:13, November 22, 2013, from