Study programmes
Publications
- The Loss of Old Certainties: Austria, 1986-20002020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Out of the Apocalypse : physical Violence in the Fall and Reconstitution of Central Europe 1914-19222018 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Nevyvážené vztahy : Československo a Rakousko 1918-19332012 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Střední Evropa v diskurzu intelektuálních elit českých a rakouských Němců 1918-1938. Příklad Josefa Pfitznera a Harolda Steinackera2012 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Německé bylo srdce monarchie... Rakušanství, němectví a střední Evropa v rakouské historiografii mezi válkami2011 | Central Library of Charles University
- The reception of the other. History of the Czech lands from the Austrian point of view and the history of Austria in the Czech historiography2009 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Restoration of colleges in Austria 1945-19552009 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The image of the other : Czech history from the Austrian point of view and Austrian history from the perspective of Czech historiography2008 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Current austrian universities in the kontext historical development2002 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Austria in Central EuropePublication without faculty affiliation
Classes
- Modern Austia. Politics, Society, and Culture 1900-2016.JMB124 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Austria in the 20th CenturyJMB226 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Austria in the 20th Century.JMM053 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Seminar on methodologyJMM059 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Modern Austrian HistoryJMM550 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Austria in the 20th Century. Politics and Culture.JMM725 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Loss of Old Certainties: Contemporary History of Austria, 1986–2020JTB236 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Key Years and Events of Czech (Czechoslovak) and Austrian History from 1918 until Today +2AHSE0004 | Faculty of Arts
- Theory in Social ScienceJMB024 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Ideas and Ideologies in the 20th CenturyJMB102 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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