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Expertise profile

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY CENTRE
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
HISTORY CENTRE
MAIN ACTIVITY
In relation to the main research activity of the Centre for Economic and Social History
(CESH), which is the study of the historical process of modernisation, the CESH staff have
formed six specialised research teams. Their task is to study the trends of modernisation
within the relevant segment in order to create a well-structured and complex overview of
the modernisation process with emphasis on its developmental nuances. The actual research
core represents the economic and social history of the 18th and 19th century, however, with
the necessary overlap with the preceding and subsequent periods.
The achieved results are presented by the individual members of research teams at
international as well as national conferences and CESH is their frequent co-organiser.
Moreover, the individual team members are prolific in publication activities.
Besides the journal “Historica. Review in History and Related Sciences”
(http://katedry.osu.cz/khi/historica/, the articles or studies appear in several other national
and
international
periodicals
(http://www.hiu.cas.cz/cs/nakladatelstvi/periodika/hospodarske-dejiny.ep/). On a regular
basis, the Centre for Economic and Social History publishes monographs devoted to specific
issues
which
have
been
subject
to
research
(http://ff.osu.cz/chd/index.php?kategorie=35107).
Expertise categories (keywords): Modernisation, primary sector, lower classes, integration,
traditional society, civic society, historic nobility, professionalization, self-government,
civilizational and cultural transformations, population development, social structures,
minorities, industrialisation
HEAD: Prof. PhDr. Aleš Zářický, Ph.D.
E-MAIL: [email protected]
PHONE:+420 597 091 801, +420 734 528 539
RESEARCH TEAMS:
TEAM NO. 1: General and theoretical issues of modernisation in history, the role of
industrialisation in the modernisation process
MEMBERS: Prof. PhDr. Milan Myška, DrSc., Prof. PhDr. Aleš Zářický, Ph. D., PhDr. Petr
Popelka, Ph. D., PhDr. Radoslav Daněk, Mgr. Michaela Závodná
SPECIALISATION: General and theoretical issues of modernisation in history, the role of
industrialisation in the modernisation process, research methodology, modernisation in the
individual industrial branches, government trade policy, formation of modern
entrepreneurship, modernisation of transport infrastructure.
TEAM NO. 2: Modernisation processes in population development, modernisation of social
structures and the role of minorities
MEMBERS: Prof. PhDr. Lumír Dokoupil, CSc., Doc. PhDr. Ludmila Nesládková, CSc., Mgr.
Radek Lipovski, Ph. D.
SPECIALISATION: Historical and demographical research, study of migration aspects,
modernisation of social structures, the role of minorities, manifestation of modernisation in
population development and family transformation.
TEAM NO. 3: Formation of civic society, professionalization, the role of self-government,
connotations in civilizational and cultural transformations
MEMBERS: PhDr. Andrea Pokludová, Ph. D., Mgr. Hana Šústková, Ph. D.
SPECIALISATION: Formation of civic society, professionalization, the role of municipal and
provincial self-government, transformation of civilizational and cultural conditions, study of
urban infrastructure, social relations, level of education issues, associational movements and
adherence to political parties, urban studies, gender studies, cultural anthropology.
TEAM NO. 4: Integration of “old structures” of the traditional society in the modern civic
society and the role of historic nobility in the modernisation process
MEMBERS: Doc. PhDr. Tomáš Krejčík, CSc, PhDr. Zbyněk Žouželka, Ph. D., Mgr. Jiří Brňovják,
Ph. D.
SPECIALISATION: Nobilitation in the Habsburg Monarchy in 16th–20th century, the position
of nobility after the fall of monarchy, nobilitation process analysis, integration of nobility in
the institutions of the estates. Results of this research team achieved in cooperation with
other researchers and national and foreign scientific research sites are published in the
series “Nobilitas in historia moderna” (http://katedry.osu.cz/khi/nhm/) with the support of
CESH.
TEAM NO. 5: Lower classes in the modernisation process
MEMBERS: PhDr. Martin Jemelka, Ph. D., PhDr. Ondřej Ševeček, Ph. D., Mgr. Radek Lipovski,
Ph. D., Mgr. Stanislav Knob, Ph. D.
SPECIALISATION: Lifestyle changes of inhabitants of the Ostrava City industrial area, housing
issues, workers’ colonies, the value of education for lower classes, socialist housing
construction in the region, the strike movement.
Moreover, the team works together with PhDr. Ondřej Ševeček, Ph. D., an expert in the
issues of workers’ housing in the late 19th century and in the 1st half of the 20th century,
especially in the phenomenon of the Baťa company and its housing concept not only in the
Lands of the Bohemian Crown, but also abroad.
TEAM NO. 6: Modernisation of the primary/agrarian sector
MEMBERS: PhDr. Marek Vařeka, Ph. D.
(Personal website: http://www.marekvareka.cz/zivotopis_cz.html)
SPECIALISATION: The history of agriculture in the Austrian Silesian from the mid-18th to mid19th century, fundamental aspects of the modernisation process development, processing
of basic resources, methodology of the commencement of the modernisation process in
agriculture, impacts on the social composition of population, productivity issues of
agricultural production.
ADDITIONAL RESEARCHERS WORKING TOGETHER WITH CHSD
Beyond the above research teams, the CESH also comprises scientific staff devoted to
specific issues. In this context, namely PhDr. Jiří Jung, Ph. D. is worth mentioning who studies
the impact of the modernisation process on the transformation of cultural and social
patterns and mentalities manifested in art. PhDr. Jan Al Saheb is concerned with economic
and social situation before the commencement of modernisation, creating thus the
necessary fundaments for further research. And PhDr. Michael Viktořík, Ph. D. is oriented
towards the regional history of modern times.
For
contacts
to
individual
researchers,
http://ff.osu.cz/chd/index.php?kategorie=35105
please
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to:
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (Last 5 years)
Participation in National Projects
2012-2014 |
Title: Proces industrializace a změny krajiny v ostravské průmyslové oblasti v 19. a 20.
Století [The process of industrialization and landscape changes in the Industrial Zone of
Ostrava in the 19th and 20th century]
 Coordinator: PhDr. Petr Popelka, Ph.D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GAP410/12/0487
 Abstract: The project focuses on the quantitative and qualitative assessment of
spatial-temporal changes in landscape affected by the process of industrialization.
Anthropogenic influence related to the industrialization process will be studied from
the long-term perspective (from the 1830s to the turn of the 21st century) using a
wide range of historical sources (historical maps, historical aerial photographs,
written archive materials, and statistical data from the relevant periods). The
researchers will carry out an objective study of the influence of man on landscape
changes during the process of capitalist and socialist industrialization. The study will
be based on the microanalysis of more than twenty cadastral areas within the
Ostrava-Karviná coalfield.
2010-2013 |
Title: Tovární města Baťova koncernu [Company Towns of the Baťa Concern]
 Coordinator: Ondřej Ševeček, Co-Investigator Martin Jemelka
 For: Czech Science Foundation GAP410/10/1995 (GA0/GA)
 Abstract: The project focuses on researching European company towns built by the
Baťa concern. From a chronological point of view, the focal point of the research is
set in particular on the constitutive phase of their development, roughly
circumscribed by the years 1930-1950. In terms of the topics and issues under
discussion, the research is divided into four main areas. The first area focuses in
particular on clarifying questions connected with the genesis of the specific urban
and social model which became an integral part of Baťa's business activities. The
second area concentrates on addressing specific questions and issues connected with
the economic and social conditions, as well as those pertaining to the organization of
production, which led the concern's management to establish company towns
domestically and abroad. The primary focus of the third area is to trace the
development of individual localities and to describe their specifics. Finally, the fourth
area aims to compare Baťa's Zlín, as a referential model of development, with the
other company towns being examined. The main output of the project will be an
extensive monograph.
2011-2013 |
Title: Nobilitační politika habsburských panovníků v českých zemích v 18. Století. [The
ennoblement policy of the monarchs of the House of Habsburg in the Bohemian Lands in
the 18th century]
 Coordinator: Mgr. Jiří Brňovják, Ph. D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GAP405/11/1450
 Abstract: The project examines the official way in which Bohemian noble titles were
granted under the rule of the Bohemian Kings John I, Charles VI and Queen Maria
Therese (1705-1780). The authors will build a database of all administrative
proceedings which resulted in the granting of a title, a coat of arms or predicate, and
analyze the trends in granting nobility prerogatives and the incolat; the development
of the administrative process will be described and analyzed in depth, and the
changes and transformations of the nobility will be subjected to the same scrutiny, as
will the motives for individual requests and the approaches taken to these requests
by the authorities. The project will also involve a study of the granting of Bohemian
land citizenships (incolat) and the way in which ennobled persons entered the society
of the Bohemian Estates. The project will evaluate the course of the entire formal
process of entering the Estates through a noble title or incolat. The project will
contribute to our knowledge of the transformation of the Bohemian nobility in 18th
century.
2010-2012 |
Title: Hans Kudlich – osobnost, symbol a mýtus v kolektivní paměti Němců z českých zemí
[Hans Kudlich - Personality, Symbol and Myth in the Collective Memory of the Germans
from the Czech Lands]
 Coordinator: doc. PhDr. Pavel Kladiwa, Ph.D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GAP410/10/0110 (GA0/GA)
 Abstract: The essence of the project is the analysis of: 1) the life, positions and
opinions of H. Kudlich, on the basis of published, mainly German-language literature,
as well as archive sources, printed sources and period newspapers;2) the reflections
on H. K. by his contemporaries and later generations, as well as an analysis of the
process in which Kudlich became part of the Sudeten German "national" historical
story. Kudlich was viewed by Austrian and Czech Germans as a Bauernbefreier, as a
certain symbol of social progress and a moral ethos in line with their subjective
sympathies; they saw this ethos as both a responsibility and a right - an argument for
confirming their leading role in the monarchy. Sudeten Germans in the
Czechoslovakia and after the World War II identified with Kudlich's legacy, as
witnessed by studies by historians and even monument culture for the older period.
They were impressed, among other things, by Kudlich's conviction of the cultural
superiority of Germans in Central Europe.The result of the project will be separate
studies as well as the final monograph.
2010-2012 |
Title: Kulturní a sociální proměny společnosti poddanských městeček v 1. polovině 19.
století (na příkladu měst Frýdku a Místku) [Cultural and Social Transformations of Society
in Subject Towns in the First Half of the 19th Century (the example of the towns of Frýdek
and Místek)]
 Coordinator: Mgr. Radek Lipovski, Ph.D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GPP410/10/P067 (GA0/GP)
 Abstract: This project will involve research into questions concerning the
transformation of small-town societies in transition from traditional to modern
society. It will focus on changes in cultural values and social structures in subject
towns owing to the development of proto-industrial modes of production (in this
case textile production) and increased immigration to proto-industrial centres. The
research will monitor the social position of representatives of traditional artisan
professions with a view to the differences between the rapidly developing textile
industry and other industries. Probate documentation will be studied in order to
characterize a substantial proportion of the social spectrum in small-town societies;
this includes lower ranks represented in this case mainly by servants, who probably
possessed some personal effects, hence the existence of probate documentation.
The research will provide a deeper understanding of social structure in subject
towns; up to now, such knowledge has been relatively generalized.
2008-2010 |
Title: Zrod moderní hospodářské elity. Vzestup a pád podnikatelské rodiny Kleinů [The
genesis of the modern economic elite. The rise and the fall of the Klein business family]
 Coordinator: PhDr. Petr Popelka, Ph.D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GP409/08/P110 (GA0/GP)
 Abstract: The key stone of the presented proposition is to set up an extensive
microanalytical project involving the questions of formation of the modern economic
elite during the 19th century. The author´s vision is to focus on the analysis of the
activities of the properly chosen elite entrpreneurial house. The main task will touch
the changes of the business strategies and capital use of business elite class in the
19th century aiming the analysis of expendiency of the investments into various
industries. In parallel with the research of the business background and business
strategies, the analysis of social changes will be carried out. Those changes were also
connected with the trasformation of the social capital, with ennoblements, activities
in the area of policy, etc. The author will also focus on the decline and fall of the
"old" business elite in historical context. This work is intended to propose a new
point of view on the role of the economic elite in the process of industrialization in
on the…
2007-2009 |
Title: Geneze české historiografie hospodářských a sociálních dějin v díle prof. Milana
Myšky. [The Genesis of the Czech Historiography of the Economic and Social History in Lifework of prof. Milan Myška]
 Coordinator: doc. PhDr. Aleš Zářický, Ph. D.
 For: Czech Science Foundation GA404/07/0769 (GA0/GA)
 Abstract: First objective of the presented project is, using comprehensive study form,
to outline evolution of the Czech and Czechoslovak historiography concerning
economic and social history, from the end of the second world war to present time
and, to delimitateMyska's position in this process. This study is not limited only to the
chronological listing of important moments and analyses of key publications but, it is
also supposed to reflect those relevant historiographic and philosophical influences
that dominated the evolution of historical thinking at that time. Second objective for
presentation of this project is to bring closer, both to the Czech scientific community
as well as to parties interested in economic and social history from within the wider
historical society, Myska's life-work in full spectrum. The publication should compile
a complete Myska's bibliography that until now was not fully assembled, and it
should also contain a full "career" biography complemented by Myska's own…
2006-2008 |
Title: Moravskoslezská města v éře komunální samosprávy 1850-1914. Komunální elity,
obecní hospodářství, budování moderní infrastruktury. [Moravian and Silesian towns
during the time the communal self-government from 1850 to 1914. Municipal board,
municipal economy, modern infrastructure.]
 For: AV0 - Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (AV ČR) KJB801860601
(AV0/KJ)
 Coordinator: doc. PhDr. Pavel Kladiwa, Ph.D., Mgr. Andrea Pokludová, Ph.D.
 Abstract: This project is unique in the Czech historiography. It would be interested in
evolution of the communal self-governent in chosen Moravian and Silesian towns.
They represent different types of towns. We will use archival databases. The research
would comprehend the establishment of the communal self-government since
middle 19th century: who was able to vote, how many people used to vote, how
much did the municipal authority use to change, how did the local political
government use to form (social stratification, territorial and generational mobility,
political orientation). Them it will interested in interactions between political and
econimical power. After that the project will concentrate how did the communal selfgovernment work: the construction of infrastructure, the decontamination, the
connection to railways, financing of education and health service, housing
conctruction, town firms and their profitability, town budgest analysis.
2006-2008 |
Title: Historická encyklopedie podnikatelů Čech, Moravy a Slezska od roku 1945 [Historical
Encyclopedia of the Czech, Moravian and Silesian Enterprisers within the first half of the
20th Century II]
 Coordinator: prof. PhDr. Milan Myška, DrSc.
 Abstract: Presented project follows up an aim to create bibliographical encyclopaedia
of significant entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs kins, which participated on industrial,
banking, transport and business development during the period 18, half of 20
century. We leave an ethical and confessional backround out of consideration.
Concentration of the project: a) 19th and 20th century develping branches; b)
financial sector; c) entrepreneurs-mangers (angestellteunternehmer). This project
follows the previous one GAČR 409/00/1378 made in 2000-2003 and its outcome
"Historical Encyclopedia of the Czech, Moravian and Silesian Enterprisers within the
first half of the 20th Century" (Ostrava 2003, 520 pages) (in insertion, see selection of
reviews and reports).
2006-2008 |
Title: Nová šlechta v českých zemích v 18. a 19. století [New Nobility in the Czech Lands in
18th and 19th Century]
 Coordinator: doc. PhDr. Tomáš Krejčík, CSc.
 Abstract: The project studies selected groups of the new nobility in the Czech lands in
the period between the beginning of the 18th century and the demise of the AustroHungarian empire. We see the new nobility as a part of the process of changes in
political, economic and cultural elites, as a component important for their renewal
and replenishment. The project also aims at establishing a group of historians who
specialize in this field, and involving other interested individuals. Project conclusions
will be published in the form of proceedings and editions of selected nobilitations.
2005-2007 |
Title: Biografický slovník Slezska a severní Moravy, nová řada [Biographical Dictionary of
Silesia and Northern Moravia, new series]
 Coordinator: prof. PhDr. Lumír Dokoupil, CSc.
 Abstract: The grant is applied for finishing of the biographical dictionary of
personalities who were taking part in the economical, social, political, cultural and
sport development in Silesia and in the adjacent part of Moravia. The basic series (12
volumes) wasaccomplished in 1999 in the frame of the grants GA ČR 404/94/0020 in
1994-1996 and 409/97/0071 in 1997-1999. It contains 2398 biographical entries of
personalities on 1806 pages. Owing to the joint demand and the positive response in
the specialized publications, the editor's office decided to publish a new series in
which 4 volumes were published in 2000-2003. The fifth volume is prepared in
edition and will be published in 2004. The project supposes to publish 5 volumes
reaching 800 biographical entries which will contain the list of works and literary
sources dealing with a personality besides the biographical data. The final volume will
contain also comprehensive registers. The biographical dictionary ought to be
besides of it the correcting
2008-2009 |
Title: Ekonomické a sociální faktory historického procesu modernizace [Economic and
Social Factors of the Historical Process of Modernisation]
 Coordinator: prof. PhDr. Milan Myška, DrSc.
 For: SGS5/FF/2011, SGS4/FF/2010, CEV 2009, CEV 2008 (University of Ostrava),
Organising Conferences
Prof. PhDr. Aleš Zářický, Ph.D. (2010–to date) scientific- pedagogical cooperation (ESF) with
the Instytute Historii Wydziału Nauk Społecznych Uniwersytetu Sląskiego w Katowicach.
Co-organising a conference with the Instytute Historii Wydziału Nauk Społecznych
Uniwersytetu Sląskiego w Katowicach - Šlechtic v Horním Slezsku v novověku (16.-19.
století). Vztah regionu a centra na příkladu osudů a kariér šlechty Horního Slezska / Szlachcic
na Górnym Śląsku w epoce nowożytnej (w XVI–XIX wieku): Relacje między regionem i
centrum w losach i karierach szlachty na Górnym Śląsku. [An Aristocrat in Upper Silesia in
Modern Times (16th-19th Century). Relations between the Region and the Centre Illustrated
by Examples of the Life and Careers of Upper Silesian Nobility in the 15th-20th Century.]
Cieszyn (2009).
Conference Participation
2011|
VOREL, P. - ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - KREJČÍK, T. - LIPOVSKI, R. 2011: X. sjezd českých historiků [The 10th
Congress of Czech Historians.] Ostrava. [2011-09-14-2011-09-16]
KREJČÍK, T. 2011: Peníze v proměnách času VIII. Mincovnictví a měnové vztahy ve střední
Evropě od nejstarší doby do vlády Josefa II. [Money in the Changing Times VIII: Minting
and Currency Relations in Central Europa from Ancient Times to the Rule of Joseph II.]
Hradec nad Moravicí. [2011-05-10-2011-05-12]
KNOB, S. 2011: Problematika dělnictva v 19. a 20. století, bilance a výhledy studia:
Konference věnovaná 95. výročí narození Arnošta Klímy. [Issues of the Working Class in
the 19th and 20th Century, Review and Research Prospects: Conference devoted to the
95th Birthday Anniversary of Arnošt Klíma.] Ostrava. [2011-04-14-2011-04-15]
JEMELKA, M. - ŠEVEČEK, O. 2011: Tovární města Baťova koncernu. [Factory Towns of the
Baťa Concern.] Praha [2011-03-24-2011-03-25]
ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - VAŘEKA, M. - BRŇOVJÁK, J. 2010: Knížecí rod Liechtensteinů v historii zemí
Koruny české. [The Princely House of Liechtenstein in the History of the Lands of the
Bohemian Crown.] Arcidiecézní muzeum, Olomouc. [2010-11-24-2010-11-26]
2009|
ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - LIPOVSKI, R. 2009: XVth World Economic History Congress: Section I9: Public
Activity of Businessmen on the Local and Countrywide Level in 1800-1914. Utrecht. [200908-03-2009-08-07]
BRŇOVJÁK, J. - ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - GOJNICZEK, W. - PINDUR, D. 2009: Šlechtic v Horním Slezsku v
novověku (16.-19. století). Vztah regionu a centra na příkladu osudů a kariér šlechty
Horního Slezska: Vztah regionu a centra na příkladu osudů a kariér šlechty v Horním
Slezsku / Szlachcic na Górnym Śląsku w epoce nowożytnej (w XVI–XIX wieku): Relacje
między regionem i centrum w losach i karierach szlachty na Górnym Śląsku. Cieszyn. [An
Aristocrat in Upper Silesia in Modern Times (16th-19th Century). Relations between the
Region and the Centre Illustrated by Examples of the Life and Careers of Upper Silesian
Nobility in the 15th-20th Century] [2009-11-05-2009-11-06]
ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - LIPOVSKI, R. 2009: The Involvement of Businessmen in Local and Regional
Public Life, 1800-1914. Ostrava. [2009-03-05-2009-03-06]
2008|
KLADIWA, P. - ZÁŘICKÝ, A. 2008: Město a městská společnost v procesu modernizace 17401918. [The Town and Urban Society in the Process of Modernisation 1740-1918.] Ostrava.
[2008-11-06-2008-11-07]
MYŠKA, M. 2008: Teorie modernizace a jejich aplikace v historickém výzkumu. [Theories of
Modernisation and their Application in Historical Research.] Ostrava. [2008-06-20-2008-0620]
2007|
ZÁŘICKÝ, A. - BRŇOVJÁK, J. 2007: Šlechtic podnikatelem / podnikatel šlechticem. Ostrava.
[A Nobleman as a Businessman / A Businessman as a Nobleman.] Ostrava. [2007-11-082007-11-09]
Participation in Cross-Border/Regional and Bilateral Cooperation
Partners:
 Poland - Instytut Historii Wydziału Nauk Społecznych Uniwersytetu Śląskiego w
Katowicach / prof. zw. dr hab. Ryszard Kaczmarek (dyrektor Instytutu)
 Poland - Instytut Historii Wydziału Humanistycznego Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego
w Zielonej Górze prof. zw. dr hab. Tomasz Jaworski (kierownik Zakładu Demografii i
Historii Gospodarczej)
 Poland - Instytut Historii Wydziału Filologiczno-Historycznego Akademii im. Jana
Długosza w Częstochowie, dr hab. Janusz Spyra, prof. AJD
The major national partner of the Centre for Economic and Social History within intrauniversity cooperation is the Institute of Economic and Social History of the Philosophical
Faculty, Charles University in Prague. Even the cooperation with the Institute of Czech
History and the Institute of Wold History of the same University as well as the Historical
Institute of the Masaryk University in Brno can be considered above standard. Beyond the
academic environment, cooperation has been growing successfully especially with the
Historical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (AS CR) in Prague and
Brno, the Committee for Historical and Social Demography of the Sociological Institute of AS
CR in Prague, the Archive of the Ostrava City, the Provincial Archive in Opava, the Moravian
Provincial Archive in Brno, the Silesian Provincial Museum in Opava and the Museum of the
Těšín Region in Český Těšín.
Regarding foreign academic and scientific organisations, the partnership with the History
Department of the Faculty of Humanities, Matej Bel University in Bánska Bystrica, Slovakia,
has the longest tradition. In addition, the cooperation with the Instytute Historii Wydziału
Nauk Społecznych Uniwersytetu Sląskiego in Katowice, Poland, is increasing continually. As
early as before the easing of political and social tensions in the late 1980s, partnership
originated with the Institut für Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte of the Universität Wien,
and the Institut für Wirschafts- und Sozialgeschichte of the Universität Köln. In recent years,
intensive cooperation has been established with other foreign institutions, namely with
Instytut Historii Wydziału Humanistycznego Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego in the Polish
Zielona Góra and the Instytut Historii Wydziału Filologiczno-Historycznego Akademii im. Jana
Długosza in the Polish Częstochowa.
Other Foreign Activities and Contacts
a) Conference Talks
2011 |
BRŇOVJÁK, J., ZÁŘICKÝ, A. 2011: Irská a skotská šlechta na Moravě a ve Slezsku v 17.-19.
století. [Irish and Scottish Nobility in Moravia and Silesia in the 17th-19th Century.] Zabrze:
Uniwersitet Śląski w Katowicach - Polska Akademia Nauk w Katowicach. [2011-11-17-201111-18].
DOKOUPIL, L., NESLÁDKOVÁ, L., LIPOVSKI, R. 2011: Migrations and reproduction rates in the
wider industrial region of Ostrava at the turn of the 20th century. Cluj-Napoca: Romanian
Academy - Babeş-Bolyai University - Karl Franz Universität, Graz [2011-04-08-2011-04-10].
2010 |
KREJČÍK, T. 2010: Der jüdische Adel in Mähren. Stuttgart: XXIX. International Congress of
Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences. [2010-09-13-2010-09-13].
LIPOVSKI, R. 2010: Austriackie spisy pośmiertne - źrodła do badań historii kulturalnej, cyklu
życia, starości, oraz medycyny. Zielona Góra: Uniwersytet Zielonogórski. [2010-10-21-201010-22].
LIPOVSKI, R. 2010: The agglomeration of Ostrava. Research possibilities. Kraków:
Uniwersytet Jagielloński. [2010-09-17-2010-09-18]
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