Publications
- Aryanization-Gainer. The role of German Banks in "Aryanization" and Confiscation Process of Jewish property in the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia (1939-1945)2011 | Faculty of Arts
- „Aryanisation and Social Change in the Bohemian Lands 1938-1945. Acquisition of Jewish Property – an Instrument of social ascent of the new owner2010 | Faculty of Arts
- „Aryanisation“ and Social Change in the Bohemian Lands2010 | Faculty of Arts
- 'Aryanization' and the Aryanizers. Small and medium-sized jewish property in the loans of the Kreditanstalt der Deutschen (1939-45)2005 | Faculty of Arts
- „Aryanization“ and Aryanizers. Small and medium sized Jewish property in the loans of the Kreditanstalt der Deutschen in Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (1939-1945)2005 | Faculty of Arts
- 'Aryanization' and Restitution of the Jewish Property in the Czech Lands (1939-2000)2003 | Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University
- The 'Aryanization Activity' of the in the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia 1939-452002 | Faculty of Arts
- The fifth European power or "the fifth wheel"?2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Aktivities of Jan Jiří Rückl in the field of economy2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Prostitution in First Czechoslovak Republic2020 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Contemporary World History (since 1918)AHS100082 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Historical Studies and Proseminar [1-2]AHS100220 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Historical Studies and Proseminar [3]AHS100221 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar /the first semester of a three-semester course/AHS100356 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar /the second and the third semester of a three-semester course/AHS100362 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic and Social History (from 1945 up to the present time) AAHS111016 | Faculty of Arts
- History ProseminarAHS400002 | Faculty of Arts
- The State, its Economical Policy and BusinessmenAHS400069 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Economic Thought and Contemporary Economic Theory +4AHS400071 | Faculty of Arts
- General History of Modern Period IIAHS400093 | Faculty of Arts
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