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Zoufalství, jaderné rakety a magické hory. Uchronický příběh bývalého vojáka základní služby

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Wohlmuth P.

Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal)

2021

tom 108

nr 2

131-150

The text follows the post-cultural turn oral history paradigm, as expressed in concepts of Luisa Passerini, Alessandro Portelli, and others. It also makes use of the “dream stories” (Traumgeschichten) research by Reinhart Koselleck, to discover and interpret the cultural processes and forms related to the problematic historical subjectivity of an ex-Czechoslovak People’s Army conscript. The main historical source is the recorded oral-history narrative of a person, whose compulsory military service (1975–1977) led to a decidedly negative turn in his life. The narrator attempted to treat his shaken historical subjectivity through the creative construction of an elaborate uchronic story, merging his own military experience with motifs of imaginary service in units armed with nuclear weapons, with contemporary legends dealing with similar topics, and with older cultural strata, highlighting the phenomenon of “magical mountains” and apocalyptic military prophecies.

Text se z pozic paradigmatu orální historie po kulturním obratu, vycházející z konceptů Luisy Passerini, Alessandra Portelliho a dalších a rovněž s pomocí konceptu zkoumání „snových příběhů“ (Traumgeschichten) Reinharta Kosellecka, snaží interpretativně odhalit kulturní procesy a formy, vztahující se k problematické historické subjektivitě bývalého vojáka základní služby Československé lidové armády. Hlavním zkoumaným pramenem je zaznamenaný orálně-historický narativ muže, jehož základní vojenská služba, vykonaná v letech 1975-1977, znamenala zásadní negativní zlom v jeho životě. Ve snaze ošetřit svoji otřesenou subjektivitu muž tvořivě zkonstruoval složitý uchronický příběh, propojující vlastní vojenskou zkušenost s motivy imaginární služby u jednotek, vyzbrojených nukleárními zbraněmi, současnými pověstmi s podobnou tematikou a staršími kulturními vrstvami, zdůrazňujícími fenomén „magických hor“ a militárně-apokalyptických proroctví.

Konflikt dvojí vojenské loajality ve zkušenosti základní vojenské služby a pozdějších militárních aktivit

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Wohlmuth P.

Národopisný věstník

2020

tom 37_(79)

nr 2

27-43

This treatise presents the interpretative research on newly created sources which emerged from oral-historical interviews with protagonists from an association of military re-enactment of diverse conflicts from the 18th through 20th centuries, which are active primarily in the Czech Republic, but also in Central Europe, and also with a relating group of narrators who serve in the Czech Army´s Active Reserve. The vast majority of research on military re-enactment focusses on the research into three interconnected problems of authenticity, historical authority, and reflexivity self-consciousness). However, this text focusses newly on the problem of loyalty. Interviews are aimed at the experience of this specific group of narrators with their military service, performed at the time of normalization and transformation after 1989, especially in relation to the issue of ambivalent loyalty to the political regime for which they took an oath during their military service. This experience is analysed in relation to non-contradictory and strong loyalty, felt to the experienced and performed values, which were perceived as being key values for historical military cultures of a specific re-enactment period or conflict, by which the participants express their loyalty through similar rituals of a military oath. The key research question is how this loyalty, experienced in relation to historical military culture (at one sub-group of narrators even interconnected with their membership in the Active Reserve), relates, in a conflicting way, to the loyalty which was required to the former Czechoslovak People´s Army, or to later forces of democratic Czechoslovakia and then of the Czech Republic, during compulsory military service performed by the narrators.