Classes
- Alternative Cultures in Czechoslovakia before 1989 +1AHSN00120 | Faculty of Arts
- Czechs and Their Neighbours +10AHS100439 | Faculty of Arts
- VS Czechs and Their NeighboursAHS333074 | Faculty of Arts
- History as trauma. Narratives of cultural trauma in Czechoslovak history of the 20th century +3AHS444V129 | Faculty of Arts
- History of sport and physical education in Czech lands in 20th century +1AHS444V158 | Faculty of Arts
- From Samizdat to Fanzine. The History of Independent Literature production in Czechoslovakia +2AHS444V173 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 Between the State and Nation: Politics of Commemorations in the first half of 20. centuryAHS444V225 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 Between the State and Nation: Politics of Commemorations in the second half of 20. centuryAHS444V239 | Faculty of Arts
- Rebellion! Youth subcultures from the normalization to transformation +2AHS444V29 | Faculty of Arts
- State propaganda in Czech Lands and Slovakia in the 20th Century +1AHS444V31 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- New reflextion on the Hungarys World War II involvement?2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Historians and competition on the new national history in Slovakia after 19892015 | Faculty of Arts
- The "Émigré Europe" project and the emigration of Czechoslovak students and scientists to the Netherlands in 1933-19892022 | Faculty of Arts
- "National oppression" as an argument for historical and identity politics : Slovaks, Czechs and Hungarians in the interwar period2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Do something! Czech and Slovak fanzines and building alternative scenes2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Self-publishing and Building Glocal Scenes: Between State Socialism and Neoliberal Capitalism2020 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Humanities
- The Fanzine as a Historical Source for Research on Recent History2020 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Humanities
- Why Fanzines? Perspectives, Topics and Limits in Research on Central Eastern Europe2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Fanzines as a subcultural symbol2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Public holiday: what symbolizes 28th October 1918?2019 | Faculty of Arts
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