Study programmes
- East European Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanianđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanian with double curriculum study Central European Studies with specialisation in Polish Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvianđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Middle Eastern Studies with specialisation in Iranian Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Chinese Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Russianđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Russian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studiesđ¨đŋ Bc. | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Russian/Soviet Imperial (Colonial) Policy towards Ukraine2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Anti-Soviet Propaganda of Ukrainian Nationalists: OUN-B and UPA in 1944 - 19512022 | Faculty of Arts
- "Secrets" of Ukraine2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Ukraine as a Victim of Russian/Soviet imperial (colonial) policy?: Interpretations of Russian/Soviet national policy and its impact in the context of Czech and world historiography2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Anti-Soviet Propaganda of UPA after the End of WWII: Motives of Soviet Imperialism and Colonialism2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Left and Right Contexts of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Interpretation and its Implications for Eastern Europe by Czech Intellectuals2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Ukrainian and the Transcaucasus in 1917-1918: parallels, interactions, influences2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Limits of national identity of Western Ukrainians in the context of Soviet totalitaria regime: examples of propagandist materials related to activities of the so called Banderovites movement2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Ukraine and the Transcaucasus in 1917-1918: parallels, interactions, influences2020 | Faculty of Arts
- COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO THE BANDERIVETS PROPAGANDA IN WESTERN UKRAINE AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA AFTER 19452020 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Bachelor Seminar I - 5 +1AHES1037 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar II - 5 +1AHES1042 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar III - 5 +1AHES1047 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar IV - 5 +1AHES1052 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Soviet Cinematography III +2AHESV015 | Faculty of Arts
- Russian (Soviet) Modern and Avant-garde Visual Art +2AHESV016 | Faculty of Arts
- Soviet foreign policy towards countries of third world +2AHESV045 | Faculty of Arts
- Soviet Montage School +4AHESV051 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Ukraine in the 20th century I +2AHESV061 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Ukraine in the 20th century II +2AHESV062 | Faculty of Arts
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