Classes
- European History in the Early Modern Period II (1618-1714)AHE110006 | Faculty of Arts
- European History in the Modern Period I (1714-1815)AHE110007 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar to World modern history (from the beginning of the 16th century to 1918) +1AHS110036 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Jews in Europe (10th-18th Centuries) +2AHSV10451 | Faculty of Arts
- History of trade in early modern Europe +2AHSV10477 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Bankruptcy as a family disaster? Paper on the business practices of Christian and Jewish merchants in Early Modern Period Prague2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Jewish migration in Central Europe during the Transition from the Middle Ages to the Early Modern Period.2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Jewish Goldsmiths in Early modern Prague: A paper on Immigrations, labour Mobility and socio-ekonomic Relations in 16th-Century Prague Jewish Society.2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Rykl Enochova-Weiselova and Her Family. A Contribution to the History of Jewish Society in Prague before the Battle of the White Mountain,2021 | Faculty of Arts
- The Unfaithful Confectioner Jakub Manze. A Study of Immigration and Everyday Life in Prague’s Old Town at the Turn of the 17th Century2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Silk, glass and spices: The trade between Prague and Italy (1500–1620).2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Trade contacts between Prague Jews and Northern Italy and their engagement in the Italian commodity trade in the 16th and early 17th centuries.2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Jews in Prague prior to the Battle of White Mountain. Trade and Economic Behaviour of the Jews in Prague described in the Liber albus Judeorum 1577 - 1601.2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Trade Between Prague and Nuremberg in the First Half of the 16th Century. Trade Between Prague and Nuremberg in the First Half of the 16th Century.2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Trade in spices and Mediterranean fruits in early new age Prague. Trade in spices and Mediterranean fruits in early new age Prague. Trade in spices and Mediterranean fruits in early new age Prague.2016 | Faculty of Arts
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