Jan Hus in Czech Interwar Utopian Literature

The article deals with the role of Jan Hus in utopian constructions Czech interwar literature. During this period, a “wave utopianism” was observed Republic, it utopia (both negative and positive) that became an extremely convenient means for understanding complex problems young Czechoslovak republic, at time national element preferred over social one, which is also characteristic Slavic general. overwhelming majority works written by authors second third-rate, but them question comes to fore, simpler more primitive from artistic point view texts such were, clearly they express collective stereotypes. In works, appears as pillar culture. First all, terms spirituality, inspirer construction peaceful just life, where Czechs finally find their place people, tarnished suffering, secondly, military exploits. greatness his figure so massive accelerates fantasies world (at least cultural) hegemony or helps cope its main enemy — Germans. analyzes following novels: “Telephone conversation inhabitant planet Mars” (1918) J. Mičan, “Death Mankind” (1928) Akana, “Red Vertigo” (1921) A.M. Tichý, “Yellows against Whites” (1925) V. O. Lučan, “The Millennium King Matthias” (1931) Černoch.