Publications
- The nobility at the time of Munich 1938 and during the Second World War2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Getting to Grips With Munich's Painful Legacy2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Munich's days as a milestone in the relationship of the nobility and modern Czech society2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Munich 1938 and Czech Society : Proceedings from the Symposium on the 70th Anniversary of the Signing of the Munich Agreement2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Princess Josefina Lobkowicz (1886-1971), a lover of sports and social life in the viewfinder of the State Security2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Nobles Democrats in the fight against totalitarianism. The fate of Count František, Antonín and Zdeněk Bořek-Dohalský during the Nazi occupation2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The bridge between two worlds : The fate of Antonín count Bořek-Dohalský from Dohalice - of the noble, priest and patriot (1889-1942)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Three statements of the Czech nobility on the eve of World War II : "Always and in all circumstances, we want to tell members of the Czech nation"2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Noble in gears two totalitarian regimes : Francis Prince Schwarzenberg (1913-1992), diplomat, resistance fighter, exile2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Exile activity of Prince František Schwarzenberg (1913-1992) as an expression of effort to maintain continuity of values with Masaryk's Czechoslovakia2012 | Faculty of Arts
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