Study programmes
- East European Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanian🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Lithuanian with double curriculum study Central European Studies with specialisation in Polish Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Middle Eastern Studies with specialisation in Iranian Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Latvian with double curriculum study Chinese Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Russian🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
- East European Studies with specialisation in Russian with double curriculum study Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studies🇨🇿 Bc. | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- 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
- Vaclav Havel and Czechoslovak (Czech) Conception Towards Eastern Europe after the Fall of Soviet Union2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Memory of Anti-Soviet (Anti-Russian) Identity: Differences and Similarities in Personal Narratives and Official Documents of Banderovites and their Sympathizers in Western Ukraine, 1944-19512017 | Faculty of Arts
- Images of Banderovites in Czechoslovak Archival Documents2017 | Faculty of Arts
- HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE FAMINE IN UKRAINE IN 1932-1933: REFLECTIONS OF THE UKRAINIAN TRAGEDY IN THE SOVIET AND WESTERN HISTORIOGRAPHY IN TIMES OF COLD WAR AS A SOURCE FOR UNDERSTANDING OF CONTROVERSIAL DISCUSSION ABOUT FAMINE IN CURRENT HISTORICAL DEBATE2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Russia as Euroasian Power? Russian Foreign Policy towards Central Asian Republics and Its Aims During Presidency of Vladimir Putin (2000-2008)2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The Principles of Russian (Soviet) Policy towards the Yugoslavian Wars after the Collapse of the Soviet Union and in the Period of Yeltsin''s Government2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Yugoslavian Wars in the Context of Russian (Soviet) Foreign Policy (from the Dissolution of the Soviet Union until Dayton)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Disintegration, War and Diplomacy : Russian (Soviet) foreign policy in the first phase of the conflict in countries of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1991-1995)2012 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Russian (Soviet) Modern and Avant-garde Visual Art +2AHESV016 | Faculty of Arts
- Silver Age: Russian Pre-Revolutionary Culture +5AHESV099 | Faculty of Arts
- 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
- 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
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