Classes
- Stunde Null (Zero Hour). The End of the Second World War in Europe and Its Aftermath (1944-1947)AHIST329 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 - Concept of Generation and Crucial Moments in the History of 20th Century +1AHS666110 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 - Variations on Conceptual History. Event - Experience - Memory. +1AHS666112 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 - Concept of Generation and Crucial Moments in the History of 20th Century +1AHSV20201 | Faculty of Arts
- SP - Variations on Conceptual History. Event - Experience - Memory.AHSV20203 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 - Variations on Conceptual History. Event - Experience - Memory.AHSV20204 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Moment between Occupation and Freedom: Forms of Collective Violence at the End of World War II in the Czech Lands2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- "In our land the end of the war is going to be written by blood." Collective Violence of the Year 1945 in the Czech Lands as Politics, Culture and Social Practice2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Collective Violence in the Czech Lands : Politics Culture and Social Practice between 1935 and 19552016 | Faculty of Arts
- Swept away by a Rage of the People? : Public Acts of Collective Violence in the Czech Lands 1938-19452016 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegemony of 'Dutiful Work'. (Trans-) Formation of hegemonic Discourses and Post-war Czech Society between Nationalism and Socialism 1945-19602015 | Faculty of Arts
- A Stubborn Periphery : The Everyday Life of the KSČ-Dictatorship as illustrated by the Regions of Šumperk and Zábřeh 1945-19602015 | Faculty of Arts
- The Bloody End of War. Collective Violence as Politics, Culture and Social Practice in the Czech Lands during 19452015 | Faculty of Arts
- Prague "inter canem et lupum": The end or a new beginning of the year 1945?Publication without faculty affiliation
- Reshaping the Nation: An Introduction to the Collective Identities and Post-war Violence in Europe, 1944-19482022 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Central Library of Charles University
- 'Camps for scoundrels, layabouts, and Gypsies.' Contribution to research into the policy and practice of criminalisation of 'work-shy' population during the Second Czechoslovak Republic and the Protectorate (1938-1942)2020 | Faculty of Humanities
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