Study programmes
Classes
- Integrative and Disintegrative Processes in European History II AAHES1020 | Faculty of Arts
- Integrative and Disintegrative Processes in European History II BAHES2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Beginnings of the German Eastern Policy in the 1950s +2AHESV010 | Faculty of Arts
- Integration Process in Western Europe in the 20th Century +1AHS110205 | Faculty of Arts
- The World Policy of Great Powers, 1917-1991 +2AHS110209 | Faculty of Arts
- General History of the Modern Period IIAHS410018 | Faculty of Arts
- German Foreign Policy between 1933-1939 II [1]AHS410160 | Faculty of Arts
- German Foreign Policy between 1933-1939 II [2]AHS410161 | Faculty of Arts
- Rise, Development and Disintegration of the Soviet Bloc +1AHS410211 | Faculty of Arts
- The History of International Relations III 1918-1991AHS410391 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Origins of the European Integration in the first years of the Cold War (1945-1949)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Attempts of military and political integration of the western Europe in the 1950s2012 | Faculty of Arts
- History of European Integration II2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Austro-Hungarian Policy toward Soviet Russia 1917-19182005 | Faculty of Arts
- Austro-Hungarian policy in relation to Soviet Russia during summer and autumn 1918. The mission of consul general Georg de Pottere in Moscow2005 | Faculty of Arts
- Czechoslovak Land Reform in 1918-1938. Using the Example of Large Estates Owned by Certain Foreign Nationals2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Austria-Hungary's Diplomatic Relations with Soviet Russia. The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and its Consequences2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Austro-Hungarian merchant ships in the United States during the First World War2022 | Faculty of Arts
- In the Shadow of Anschluss (1918-1929/38): Republic of Austria in the Interwar Period2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic Policy as a Factor in the History of Relations : The Case of Czechoslovakian Land Reform on the Estates of Reich German Citizens during the Years 1918--19382022 | Faculty of Arts
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