Publications
- The European Experience: A Multi-Perspective History of Modern Europe, 1500-20002023 | Faculty of Arts
- Smugglers, Fraudsters, Black Marketeers. Yugoslavs as Actors in the Illegal Cross-Border Trade in Czechoslovakia in the Period of State Socialism2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Prague Conference on Identities in the Former Yugoslavia2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Raša Todosijević, one of the children of the revolution2023 | Faculty of Arts
- The return of a lost friend2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Ivan Meštrović as a Political Figure between Croatian and Yugoslav Identities2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Foreword Ivan Meštrović, "Our" South Slavic Sculptor2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Tito's Yugoslavia was the antipode of Czechoslovak normalization2022 | Faculty of Arts
- In Time of Fading Away. Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia during Late Socialism, 1969-19892021 | Faculty of Arts
- Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia in the 2nd half of the 1970s2021 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Presenting the Decay of Yugoslavia and Post Yugoslav Conflicts in Documentary Films +3AHESV141 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP The Yugoslav and Post-Yugoslav Reality in Documentary filmsAHESV151 | Faculty of Arts
- The Breakup of Yugoslavia in Documentary Film. Background and Comments I +2AHSV10444 | Faculty of Arts
- The Communist Movement in Europe in Comparative Perspective I +2AHESV023 | Faculty of Arts
- The Communist Movement in Europe in Comparative Perspective II +2AHESV024 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Political Systems +10AHESV025 | Faculty of Arts
- The Modern History of Montenegro +3AHESV093 | Faculty of Arts
- Josip Broz Tito in the documentary series of Lordan Zafranović. Commentaries and analysis +2AHESV110 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP The history of socialist Yugoslavia in the documentary series of Lordan ZafranovićAHESV118 | Faculty of Arts
- The Last Years and the Break-up of Yugoslavia in a Reflexion of Documentary Series (L. Zafranović: Tito - the Last Witnesses of the Testament; A. Mac Queen, P. Mitchell, The Death of Yugoslavia) +2AHESV127 | Faculty of Arts
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