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Amerika prezidenta Granta

Grant’s eight years in office were among the most tumultuous years in the history of the United States. The reunification of the Union af...

Čtvrt století střední Evropy

“25 Years of Central Europe” focuses on the recent history of the Visegrad Four countries, which places them in the context of European a...

Visegrádské země v globálním příběhu let 1992–2017

Česká novinářská fotografie 1945–1989

Aim of this monography is to describe developement of Czech photojournalism and its use in the context of media landscape of second half ...

Biografický slovník obětí nacistické perzekuce z řad vědecké obce v českých zemích 1939–1945

Stories of scientists persecuted during the Nazi occupation and World War II have only been presented to Czech readership selectively and...

Svazek I (A–K)

Fragments of Lives

In Fragmented Lives, Gulag survivor Jacques Rossi opens a window onto everyday life inside the notorious Soviet prison camp through a ser...

Chronicles of the Gulag

Charles University’s Oldest Documents

In the year when Charles University celebrate the 670th anniversary of its foundation, it acquired two historical documents that are of s...

Doktorky matematiky na univerzitách v Praze 1900–1945

This monograph is based on a long-term study of the development of the mathematical community in the Czech Lands. It discusses the compli...

Making the Most of Tomorrow

Most, one of the most impressive historical cities of Northern Bohemia, was destroyed in the sixties and seventies for coal mining. When ...

A Laboratory of Socialist Modernity in Czechoslovakia

Sociální kliniky

Z dějin sociální práce a sociálního školství

Turistická odysea

The collective monograph, the Tourist Odyssey, represents a fundamental shift in the research of various forms of tourism in Czechoslovak...

Krajinou soudobých dějin cestování a cestovního ruchu v Československu v letech 1945 až 1989

Ve jménu života vašeho...

Cestovní ruch pod dohledem třetí říše

Tourism and the Second World War seems to be a paradoxical juxtaposition at first sight. Historians Ivan Jakubec and Jan Štemberk however...