Classes
- The Reforms and Reformations of Early Modern Europe +3AHS444V134 | Faculty of Arts
- Together and Side by Side. The State, Society and Culture in the Lands of the Crown of Bohemia. Interpretative Seminary II +2AHS444V186 | Faculty of Arts
- The Crown of Bohemia between Middle Ages and the Early Modern Era II +1AHS444V50 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech History of the Modern Period (1500-1918) +1AHS100009 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech History for Non-Historians +2AHS100213 | Faculty of Arts
- Vita Religiosa - Forms and the Development of Religiosity +1AHS100294 | Faculty of Arts
- Monastic Life in Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Era +6AHS100425 | Faculty of Arts
- Church and Religion in Premodern Era +7AHS100533 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar to czech history of early modern eraAHS111019 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 1 Seminar to czech history of early modern eraAHS222019 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Lands of Crown of Bohemia (Silesia, The Upper and Lower Lusatia) in the Early Modern Era2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Monastery of St. Marienstern - still living witness of century long history of sorabian Upper Lusatia2012 | Faculty of Arts
- 375 Years of the Peace of Prague and the Convention about the Transmission 1635/16362011 | Faculty of Arts
- The relation of the restored archbishopric of Prague to female monasteries in Upper Lusatia in 16th and 17th centuries.2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Visitations of the Monasteries of Cistercian Nuns in the second half of 17th century2010 | Faculty of Arts
- The Cistercian monasteries of Upper and Lower Lusatia in the second half of the 15th century with respect to their relation to the Kings of Bohemia2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Venerabiles dominae. Abbesses of the monasteries of Cistercian nuns of Upper Lusatia (Sankt Marienthal and Sankt Marienstern) in time of crisis and renewal2009 | Faculty of Arts
- The Abbesses of the Abbeys of Cistercians of Upper Lusatia Sankt Marienthal und Sankt Marienstern in the Age of Crisis and restoration2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Upper and Lower Lusatia +12008 | Faculty of Arts
- „Vim vi pellere licet ...“? The development of the confessional conditions in the parishes of the feminine abbeys of Upper Lusatia during the 17th century2008 | Faculty of Arts
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