Classes
- Geographical, Historical and Cultural Context of the Region +1APL400001 | Faculty of Arts
- Basic Periods of Historical Development in Central Europe from the Middle-Ages until the End of the 18th CenturyASE100019 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Development of Central Europe in the 19th Century +1ASE100022 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Development of Central Europe in the 20th Century +1ASE100031 | Faculty of Arts
- Ethnohistorical Regions of Europe +1ASE100076 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Geography of the Central European RegionASE100092E | Faculty of Arts
- History of Central Europe until the End of 18th CenturyASE100153 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Poland in the 19th CenturyASE100165 | Faculty of Arts
- Etnohistorical Regions in Central and Eastern EuropeASE200053 | Faculty of Arts
- Polish Culture, Society and PoliticsASE200066 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The significant Czech imprint in Medyka, eastern Galicia2012 | Faculty of Arts
- The everyday life, multiethnicity and multiculturality of small towns in Eastern Galicia as viewed by Czech writers in the 19th century2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Sorbs in the People's Chamber of the GDR 1949-19892018 | Faculty of Arts
- The Sorbs of Lusatia in the People's Chamber : An Outline of Political Life in Lusatia during the GDR2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Birthplaces of Czech and Slovak Karaims in Tsarist Russia at the Turn of the 19th and 20th centuries of the 19th and 20th centuries2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Sorbian representatives in the parliamentary elections at the height of totality in the GDR in 1954 and 19582016 | Faculty of Arts
- Korespondence T. G. Masaryk - Slované. Poláci - Rusové a Ukrajinci (1883-1917)2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The secret ethnic group from Crimea. Th e fate of the Karaim emigrants in interwar Czechoslovakia Th e fate of the Karaim emigrants in interwar Czechoslovakia2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech and Sorbian relations in the 19th and 20th centuries2014 | Faculty of Arts
- The Czechs in East Galicia in the 19th Century: Society, Economics, Culture2014 | Faculty of Arts
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