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Department of History

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Autumn 2003 at Faculty of Arts

Extended Essay (Masters)
Family House, Justice Palace or Farm? The Renaissance Castles in Moravia
Forming of the Nations of the Modern Balkans (19th Century - 1918)
General History in the 20th Century (HIA111, HIAK111, HIAK111s)
General History in the 20th Century - seminar
General History of the 19th Century
German Language (HIA114, HIAK114)
Historical Demography
Historical Roots of Nationalist Movements in the Balkans
Historical Statistics
Historiography
Historiography of American Foreign Policy
History of the Early Modern Age in Eastern Europe
History of the Early Modern Age in the Czech Lands
History of the Early Modern Age in Western Europe
History of the Magyars (1526-1918)
History of the Netherlands to the Seventeenth Century
Chapters from the History of the First Republic
Interpretation of Relace written in German from 1645 I
Introduction to History (HIA101I, HIAK101I)
Introduction to Medieval History
Introduction to Study of Medieval History
Introduction to the History of Early Modern Age
Introduction to the Iconography of Legal History
Issues and Problems of Proto-industrialization and the Industrial Revolution
Knight Spiritual Orders I
Knight Spiritual Orders II
Life in the Medieval Monastery
Medieval History of Eastern Europe
Medieval History of the Czech Lands
Medieval History of Western Europe
Medieval History of Western Europe - Europe at the Height of and in the Late Middle Ages
Medieval Liturgy
Modern Historiography I (HIA113I, HIA220I, HIAK113I)
Monasteries, Ruler and Foundators in Medieval Moravia
Moravia During the Hussite Revolution I
Moravia in the History of the Nineteenth Century
Moravian Villages and their Populations (17th Century)
November 1989 in Brno
Orders and Their Statutes in Western Christianity
Political Development of Slovakia in 19th and 20th Centuries
Provinces of the Czech Lands in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
Rituals of the Czech Middle Ages
Scandinavia after World War II
Selected Problems of History I
Selected Problems of History III
Selected Problems of History V
Specialist Lecture I
Specialist Lecture II
Statistics in History
Subjects of a narrower academic field of interest
The Capetian Domain in 1180-1328
The Continuators of Cosmas
The early history of eastern Slavonic tribes
The European Idea II
The Gentry in Moravia in the Early Modern Age I
The Church in the Early Modern Age (cf. the Archbishopric of Prague in the years after the Battl
The Investiture Controversy
The Issue of Security of Central and Eastern European Countries
The Issue of Tolerance in Church History I
The Little Entente and Central Europe
The Peace Movement between Vienna and Brno at the Beginning of 20th Century
The Right in the Interwar Czechoslovakia and Jiří Stříbrný
The Russian Empire in 19th Century
The Second Polish Republic 19181939
The System of Taxation in Moravia before the White Mountain
The World of King Arthur Throughout French Novels in 12th and 13th Century
Thesis for the Comprehensive Examination in History
Towns in the Middle Ages

Spring 2003 at Faculty of Arts

751: The Beggining of the Middle Ages?
A Brief Outline of History and Theory of Monument Preservation
Czech History in the 19th Century (HIA110s, HIAK110p, HIAK110s)
Czech History in the 20th Century (HIA112, HIA112s)
Czechoslovakia 1945-69 II
Czechs and Germans in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Didactics of History II
Dissertation (Bachelors)
Dissertation (Masters)
Dissertation supervision I-II
Doctoral Reading I
Doctoral Reading II

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Autumn 2003 at Faculty of Arts

Spring 2003 at Faculty of Arts