Classes
- The King and the Others (Bohemian Late Medieval society and culture) +9AHS100352 | Faculty of Arts
- Adjacent Lands of the Bohemian Crown in the 14th-18th Century. Society and Culture +3AHS100413 | Faculty of Arts
- Crown of Bohemia in 14-18 centuries, state, society, culture +1AHS100449 | Faculty of Arts
- Crown of Bohemia in 14.-18. centuries, state, society, culture +5AHS100450 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech history in european contextAHS333003 | Faculty of Arts
- New Trends in the Research of “the Century of the House of Luxembourg” +3AHS444V167 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech history of middle agesAAH100080 | Faculty of Arts
- The Ruling Court under the Přemyslids and the Luxembourgs +1AHS100051 | Faculty of Arts
- The Role and Life of Czech Nobility in the Middle Ages [1]AHS100055 | Faculty of Arts
- The Crown of Bohemia: Social, Political and Cultural Development throughout the 14th-16th Centuries [1]AHS100058 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Luxembourgs - the Crown of Bohemia in the Centre of Europe2012 | Faculty of Arts
- The Upper Lusatia in the Early Modern Europe. Politics-Economics-Culture. Note about the conference given in Bautzen in August 20022003 | Faculty of Arts
- The Lands of Czech Crown in Times of John of Luxembourg and Charles IV.2002 | Faculty of Arts
- Leisure and Idleness. Time Beyond Work in medieval Europe2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Corona Regni Bohemiae. The Integration of Central Europe as Conceived by the Luxembourgs and their Successors2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Prague Castle as the seat of the royal court and administration of the land2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The Word of Own Testimony, Reality and Tradition. : The Luxembourgs in Parma based on the Autobiography of Charles IV and the Anonymous Chronicle of Parma2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Wenceslaus IV´s two visits to Bautzen and Görlitz2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Royal Upper Lusatia : Representation of ruler - mechanisms of the reign - symbolic communication (1319/29-1635)2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Travels of Bohemian Rulers to Upper Lusatia during the Middle Ages2021 | Faculty of Arts
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