SOKOL
Sokol (Czech Sokol Community) is the name of the Czech gymnastic association, which in the history of Czech and Slovak physical education took the position of not only the largest but also the most successful physical education organization. Miroslav Tyrš and Jindřich Fügner are considered the founders of Sokol. In its beginnings, the Sokol was inspired by the German Turner societies, which were based on the physical education of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn. In 1867-1868 Tyrš created the Czech gymnastic nomenclature and in 1868-1871 on the basis of the ancient kalokagathia the Czech gymnastic system, which he published in 1873 in the work "Základové tělocviku". Both founders of the association from the beginning promoted its complete apolitical character and aimed at the physical and moral growth of the Czech nation. On the contrary, Julius Grégr and other young men tried to enlist the Sokol in the service of Czech national emancipation. ( wikipedia.org)
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Postcard, Jindřich Fugner – a Czech physical education teacher of German origin and one of the founders of the Sokol movement.
Membership card of the Czechoslovak Sokol Association. 1991–1993. Stamp, stamps – participant’s card included.
Sokol Bulletin, 1937/42, Volume XXXIX, Issue 42. Published on November 10. Number of pages: 16. Loyalty to the ideals from which our freedom was born
Promissory note payable to order, Citizens' Credit Union in Brno-Husovice. Issued by Sokol Maloměřice, 1928. Stamp, printed 4 Kč.
Sokol Bulletin, 1937/42, Volume XXXIX, Issue 42. Published on November 10. Number of pages: 16. Loyalty to the ideals from which our freedom was born
Pass for the 10th All-Sokol Rally in Prague, 1938. No. 020.568. Jungmann Sokol District
Sokol Bulletin, 1948/47, Volume XLVI, Issue 47. Published on November 23. 16 pages. To President Klement Gottwald
Sokol Bulletin, 1948/42, Volume XLVI, Issue 42. Published October 25. 16 pages. Thirty Years of the Republic
Sokol Bulletin, 1948/16, Volume XLVI, Issue 16. Published April 20. 16 pages. The Social Significance of the Sokol Movement
Sokol Bulletin, 1948/48, Volume XLVI. Issue: 48. Number of pages: 16. Purification in Sports
Membership card of the Czechoslovak Sokol Association. 1991. Stamp, postage stamps
Group photo, Sokol members – mounted on cardboard. A newspaper clipping is glued to the back.
All-Sokol Rally in Prague 1948 Badge, 01 28 metal – embossed relief image, inscription visible from the reverse side, 01 pin soldered perpendicularly, bent 90°, bent 180°, 15 three-dimensional metalwork (especially old badges).
Newspaper, St. Wenceslas Days of the Czechoslovak Orel Organization, Prague, 1929. Number of pages: 8
