The Czechoslovak Review/Volume 2

Number 1

• Bohemians and the Allied Peace Terms
• America and the Slav Immigrants by Jaroslav František Smetánka
• Bohemian Needlework and Costumes by Renata Tyrš
• Cannon Barry on the Austrian Problem
• A New Ally: The Bohemian Army by René Pichon
• An Appeal to the Russian Soviet by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk
• Current Topics
  • With the Bohemian National Alliance
  • Bohemia in the American press
  • A letter of appreciation
  • Acquainting America with Bohemia
  • The Austrian Slavs and self-determination
  • Bohemian Review enters upon second year
• Subscription

Number 2

• Autonomy and Self-determination
• Czechoslovak Army in France
• Czechoslovaks Look to America by Joseph Tvrzický
• Economic Strength of the Bohemian Lands by Vojta Beneš
• Fine Arts in Bohemia by J. E. S. Vojan (continued)
• Austria and Europe (I) by Henry Wickham Steed
• Deputy Klofac’s Prison Memoirs
• Current Topics
  • Comment of American periodicals
  • Visit of the Serbian mission
  • With the Bohemian National Alliance

Number 3

• The Constituent Assembly of Prague
• Miscellaneous
• Czechoslovaks at Zborov, June 1917
• News from Austria
• Premier Seidler on the Declaration on Jan. 6, 1918
• Miscellaneous
• Bohemian Socialists Demand Repeal of St. Louis Platform
• Austria and Europe (II and III) by Henry Wickham Steed (continued)
• Current Topics
  • Convention of the Bohemian National Alliance
  • Slovak League Congress
  • The boys in Camp Sherman
  • Some quiet workers
  • Thoughtless and thoughtful editorials
  • From the Czechoslovak army in Russia

Number 4

• Cause of Bohemia is Gaining
• The Austrian Situation
• Solemn Declaration of the General Assembly of the Bohemian Lands
• Miscellaneous
• Economic Strength of the Bohemian Lands by Vojta Beneš (continued)
• What a small society has accomplished
• Fine Arts in Bohemia by J. E. S. Vojan (continued)
• The Red and White Flag by Edmund Vance Cooke
• Hungary’s Internal Policy
• Current Topics
  • Organization changes
  • Loyalty of Bohemians to America
  • Our cause before the American people
  • To our readers
  • Miscellaneous

Number 5

• Masaryk in America by Joseph Tvrzický
• Austria’s Desperate Situation
• Miscellaneous
• Carpathian Russians and the Czechoslovaks
• Oath of Czechoslovak Soldiers
• Towards a New Central Europe by Vladimír Nosek
• Magyar Testimony to Slovak Sentiments
• The Defenestration of Prague
• Current Topics
  • Masaryk’s reception in Chicago
  • Message of loyalty to the President
  • Allied labor in favor of Czech demands
  • Liberty Loan record of Bohemians
  • Ignorance in seats of learning
  • A government publication by a Bohemian scholar
  • Notice to new subscribers

Number 6

• The Outposts of Liberty by George L. Knapp
• Progress of Rebellion in Bohemia
• Charles lied
• Congress of Rome
• Bohemians in the Third Liberty Loan by Vojta Beneš
• The National Assembly of Prague, April 13, 1918
• Current Topics
  • America and her allies for free Bohemia
  • Masaryk at work in America
  • American press praises the Bohemians
  • Czechoslovak camp at Stamford by Joseph J. Fekl
  • Notice

Number 7

• Recognition of the Provisional Government
• The Czechoslovak Armies
• Will there be a Revolution in Austria?
• Fine Arts in Bohemia by J. E. S. Vojan (continued)
• The May Demonstrations in Prague
• Premier Seidler’s message to the Czechs
• Cleanings from Czech Papers
  • Congress of Slav women
  • Convention of Slav journalists in Prague
  • Slovak paper about Prague events
  • What the Austrian Germans demand
  • Provisioning of northern Bohemia by Germany
  • Hunger riots of Kladno
  • Relief for Austrian veterans
  • America is popular in Bohemia
  • Paris presents a flag
  • From the British House of Commons
• Current Topics
  • Our cause is marching on
  • Progress of campaign in America
  • Bohemians most liberal givers
  • Bohemian bibliography
  • To Bohemia, our ally
  • Miscellaneous

Number 8

• Gleanings from Czech Papers
  • Czechoslovak successes known in Bohemia
  • Austrian Germans indifferent to the fate of Austria
• The Great Czechoslovak Romance
• Situation in Austria
• Bold Speaking in the Reichsrat
• Miscellaneous
• The Secret of Czechoslovak Success
• Civilized War Codes-Scraps of Paper by E. F. Prantner
• What’s in a name?
• Tolstoy’s Fairy Tale Realized in Russia
• Current Topics
  • What the Bohemian National Alliance is doing
  • Professor Masaryk in Baltimore
  • Rekindled fires
  • Anniversary of Cesare Battisti by Macchi di Cellere

Number 9

• American Recognition for the Czechoslovaks
• The Capture of Samara
• The Prague National Council
• The Meaning of the Struggle by Otokar Březina, transl. by Jar. Císař
• Where have I heard? by Otokar Březina, transl. by Jar. Císař
• Nature by Otokar Březina, transl. by Jar. Císař
• How Two Czechs Died for their Country
• Austria and the Czechs by Jan Herben
• Loss of population in Prague
• Current Topics
  • Text of British recognition
  • Distinguished guests
  • Bohemian National Alliance
  • The convention of the Č. S. P. S.
  • Press comment on Czechoslovak recognition
  • New York World on Charles Pergler
  • Miscellaneous

Number 10

• In Sight of the Goal
• With the Czechoslovak Forces
• Austrian Slavs United
• No Compromise by Charles Pergler
• The Situation in Hungary by Joža Žák-Marusiak
• Teuton Disregard for Rights and Honor by E. F. Prantner
• At Home by Janko Sršeň
• How the Austrian Slavs Helped the Italians
• What the Czechs in America Feel
• Current Topics
  • The Japanese recoginition
  • Among the Czechoslovaks here
  • The great New York manifestation
  • Flag raising in Chicago
  • Bohemians at the Minnesota state fair
  • Slovaks and the Fourth Liberty Loan
  • Book Review: Bohemian Grammar
  • American Socialist Party and its Slav membership
  • The principle of self determination
  • How the Czechoslovak army in Russia is growing
  • Slavic Mythology
  • Malicious misrepresentations
  • Miscellaneous

Number 10 (2)

• Free at last
• With the Czechoslovak Army in Russia by Kenneth Miller
• Miscellaneous
• Declaration of Independence of the Czechoslovak Nation by Its Provisional Government
• To our readers
• The Philadelphia Convention
• Count Karolyi as the Second Kossuth by Joseph Tvrzický
• Miscellaneous
• The Slavs by Aleš Hrdlička
• In a Prague Coffee House
• United We Stand by Frank Šindelář
• The United States of Cisleithania
• Current Topics
  • The note that broke Austria’s back
  • The Cleveland Conference
  • With the Slovak League
  • Hazen’s article in the Saturday Evening Post
  • From a Swede friend of Bohemia by A. Axelson
  • Statement of the ownership

Number 11-12

• Wanted: A Russian Policy
• Bloodless Revolution in Bohemia
• Uhro-Rusins Join Czechoslovaks
• Czech Women Real Patriots by Olga Masaryk
• The All-Slavs Hymn, “Hej Slovane”, transl. by Francis P. Marchant
• Sonnet to Czechoslovak Independence Day by Theodore L. Clemens
• Slovakia Rises by Joža Žák–Marusiak
• Story of a Czechoslovak Private by Demitry Chaloupka
• Current Topics
  • The Declaration of Geneva
  • President Masaryk started for Bohemia
  • With the Czechoslovak organization in America
  • Czechoslovak day in Camp Meade
  • The new republic on Masaryk
  • Slovaks of America send message to Slovakia
  • To our readers!
  • An arraignment of Magyar oligarchy
  • American Commanding General one of our readers by Alleyne C. Howell
  • Miscellaneous