"The Treaties and Covenants" of Pylyp Orlyk of 1710: the influence of social and political circumstances on historical discourse

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 19 October 2023 in Opera Historica

Authors: Volodymyr Kyrychenko | Olena Sokalska

Who was the First One? The Subject and Method of a History of Human Rights

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2015 in Opera Historica

Authors: Ivo Cerman

The Correspondence between Count Georg Buquoy and European scientists

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2015 in Opera Historica

Authors: Michal Morawetz

Editing a Historical Document: Joseph II's Tableau Général (1768)

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2020 in Opera Historica

Authors: Antal Szántay

The beginnings of variolation against smallpox in Europe (1713-1721)

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 September 2020 in Opera Historica

Authors: Karel Černý

Ferdinand I's Creditors from the Bohemian Lands (1526-1545)

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2020 in Opera Historica

Authors: Josef Čížek

America's Racist Founding? An East-European View

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 September 2021 in Opera Historica

Authors: Ivo Cerman

Beyond a Genealogy of Human Rights. Introduction to a Discussion Forum

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2020 in Opera Historica

Authors: Ivo Cerman

Jiří Olivier Wallis and the Hungarian theatre of war in the years 1716 and 1717

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 September 2019 in Opera Historica

Authors: Monika Řezáčová

Maria Theresa's Tricentennial in the Czech Republic of 2017

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 September 2018 in Opera Historica

Authors: Ivo Cerman

Lutheranism in Bohemia and its (non-)reflection by papal nuncios at imperial court

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 September 2017 in Opera Historica

Authors: Tomáš Černušák

"Just write a lot, you know how I look forward it." Issue Report: Karel Havlíček's Correspondence

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2017 in Opera Historica

Authors: Magdaléna Pokorná

"The air of Naples is in itself a remedy". The Neapolitan journeys of Count Charles-Joseph of Clary-Aldringen in 1816 and from 1818 to 1820

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2017 in Opera Historica

Authors: Matthieu Magne

The Role of Physiocracy in the Birth of Human Rights

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2020 in Opera Historica

Authors: Thérence Carvalho

Athenae Rauricae and the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania The social network of a Basel burgher in the 17th century

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 13 October 2022 in Opera Historica

Authors: Robert T. Tomczak

Changes of the Opava-Krnov estate community in the Theresian period

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 13 October 2022 in Opera Historica

Authors: Michal Kubica

"Sonsten sind wir alle wohlauf und haben hauptschöne divertimenti." Mikulov as a Venue for Imperial Court Festivities in the 17th Century

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 April 2023 in Opera Historica

Authors: Miroslav Lukáš - Christian Neuhuber

Margareta Theresa of Spain in the Symbolical Language of Baroque Performances

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 30 March 2015 in Opera Historica

Authors: Rostislav Smíšek

Intrigue and information: the career of the reporter Matyáš Florian during the Bohemian Revolt

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 11 April 2024 in Opera Historica

Authors: Kateřina Pražáková

News of the World The Role of Handwritten Newspapers in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Early 18th Century

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 11 April 2024 in Opera Historica

Authors: Anna Penkała-Jastrzębska