Publications
- Boldly forward! Karel Havlíček in and about the revolution of 18482021 | Faculty of Arts
- Try hard and God will bless you. Havlíček's reflection on the 1849 Episcopal Conference in Vienna2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Karel Havlíček: Correspondence IV (1848)2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Archaeology in the national resurgence - national resurgence in archaeology2021 | Faculty of Education
- František Ladislav Rieger in the world of Karel Havlíček2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Karel Havlíček: Correspondence III (1845-1847)2020 | Faculty of Arts
- God bless you, good luck to the Czechs! The establishment of Karel Havlíček as a public figure2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Historie 2017-20182019 | Faculty of Education
- Karel Havlíček: Correspondence II (1843-1844)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Karel Havlíček in the light of correspondence2016 | Central Library of Charles University, Faculty of Arts
Classes
- The Nation for Itself. Czech Society 1818-1918 IAHS100306 | Faculty of Arts
- The Nation for Itself. Czech society 1818-1918 IAHS100307 | Faculty of Arts
- The Nation for Itself 1818-1918 +8AHS100401 | Faculty of Arts
- VS The Nation for Itself 1818-1918 +1AHS333061 | Faculty of Arts
- Karel Havlíček – Journalist, Polemicist and Symbol +3AHS444V138 | Faculty of Arts
- In the Interest of Freedom and Order. Censorship and Social Regulation in the Modern Czech Culture +3AHS444V146 | Faculty of Arts
- From bondage to freedom. Transformation of Czech society in the mid-19th century +2AHS444V42 | Faculty of Arts
- The Prague Sites of Memory in 19th century +2AHS444V65 | Faculty of Arts
- Public Opinion - Public Space in the 19th century +3AHS444V68 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 The Prague Sites of Memory in 19th centuryAHSN00033 | Faculty of Arts
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