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Dt. Zsfassung u.d.T.: Die tschechoslowakisch-deutschen verkehrspolitischen Beziehungen während des Kalten Krieges unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Eisenbahn und der Elbschifffahrt

This issue has not yet reflected in Czechoslovak, Czech or even foreign (German) literature. The importance of the Protectorate in the area of tourism was ambivalent for the Third Reich. On one hand, there seemed to be a tendency to restrict "free" movement as such no matter whether the person was a citizen of the Protectorate or Reich including foreigners. On the other hand, we cannot ignore the efforts of the Reich and Protectorate to support the limited tourism within the Protectorate and Reich that was motivated by ideological, political or social healthcare reasons. The tendency of German offices to control the border checkpoints between the Reich and Protectorate and to control the Third Reich's external borders had an overall negative effect.

Letní tábory pro děti krajanů -- Pobyty dětí a mládeže z říše -- Propagace protektorátu v říši a zahraničí -- Vějička budoucnosti cestovního ruchu v protektorátu v rámci říše -- Závěr -- Seznam zkratek -- Prameny a literatura -- Seznam vyobrazení -- Summary -- Jmenný rejstřík -- Rejstřík institucí a správních oblastí

Supreme Price Office was founded on the basis of a government decree no. 121/1939 Coll. dated 10 May 1939, less than two months after the establishment of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. The intentions for its creation were in the line with a controlled economic model and to move away from the classical market regulation. The Supreme Price Office with its policy did markedly interfere in the prices of accommodation and catering which represent the core of tourism services. The start of the price regulation was associated with the beginning of the occupation of the Bohemian Lands in 1939. Keeping various facilities of the inns and hotels in consideration, the price regulation was the prerequisite of their categorization. During researched period, the Supreme Price Office with its policy and interventions in the tourism sector was able to keep the price stability for accommodation and catering services, and therefore their availability to a wider range of the consumers. ; 7 ; 22