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Politicization of Theatre Audiences Through Historical Opera and the Use of National Myths: A Case-study of Nikola Šubić Zrinjski

Author: Babić, Petra
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: politicization of the audience, historical opera, Nikola Šubić Zrinjski, Ivan Zajc, collective memory, reception

Proclamation of a Collective Viennese Identity—Aspects of the Wiener Theaterzeitung’s Reports on Giacomo Meyerbeer’s Robert le Diable in the 1830s

Author: Horz, Andrea
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: collective identity, opera, music journalism, Vienna

The Ljubljana Stage in the 1830s: Cultural Exchange and Institutional Dynamics

Author: Žigon, Tanja – Motnik, Marko
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: Carniola, Ljubljana (Laibach), Estates Theatre, repertoire, German drama, opera, society, bourgeoisie

The Construction of a New Theatre in Bratislava by George Csáky According to Documents of the Hungarian Royal Governor’s Council

Author: Janura, Tomáš
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: Bratislava, theatre, George Csáky, Hungarian Royal Governor’s Council

The Summer Theatre in Bratislava: Dangerous Laughter and the Disciplining of Urban Popular Culture in the Late 18th Century

Author: Kollárová, Ivona
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: Bratislava, 18th century, summer theatre, popular culture, disciplining

The Stakes of Theatre Patronage in the Habsburg Monarchy’s Eastern Lands at the Turn of the 19th Century (1790–1810)

Author: Mureşan, Raluca
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: theatrical patronage, social rise, theatrical entrepreneurial typologies

The Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century (An introduction)

Author: Laslavíková, Jana
Issue: Theatre as a Venue and Tool of Social Change in the “Long” 19th Century
Keywords: theatre culture, transformation of society, Central and East-Central Europe, 19th Century

Antifeminist Discourses in the 19th and 20th Centuries: Forms, Arguments, and Political Context in East-Central Europe (An Introduction)

Author: Škorvanková, Eva – Dudeková Kováčová, Gabriela
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: antifeminism, feminism, 19th Century, 20th century, East-Central Europe, Habsburg and post-Habsburg Europe, gender stereotypes, women’s education, Women’s political participation, authoritarian regimes

“Such women—such a nation.” Antifeminism and Female Mobilization in the Fascist-Axis Slovak State

Author: Nešťáková, Denisa
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: Slovak state, Catholicism, antifeminism, far-right, feminism, women’s history

Katolícka jednota Magazine as an Intellectual Source of Catholic Women

Author: Pošteková, Gabriela
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: Katolícka jednota žien, Catholic Church, feminism, socialism, gender roles

Familiar Bias? Anti-Jewish and Gender Stereotypes in German Cultural Practice and their Reflection in Slovak Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries

Author: Szabó, Miloslav
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: antifeminism, Anti-Semitism, German culture, slovak literature, stereotypes, transfer

Do Women Belong in Medicine? Discussions, Prejudices and Stereotypes in the Czech lands at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries

Author: Bahenská, Marie
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: women, medicine, discourse, Czech Lands

The Success of the Demands of Women and Feminists and the Power of Antifeminism in Slovene Territory before the Second World War

Author: Selišnik, Irena – Cergol Paradiž, Ana
Issue: Antifeminist Discourses in East-Central Europe from the 19th Century to 1945
Keywords: women's movement, feminist movement, gender, Carniola, Slovene history, 19th Century, 20th century, discourse, motherhood, suffrage, reproductive rights, labor market, veľká hospodárska kríza, demography

Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East-Central Europe (An Introduction)

Author: Vörös, László
Issue: Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East Central Europe
Keywords: politicization, political awareness, political socialization, nationalism

Communists as the Heirs of Capitalism? The Dynamic Politicization of Zlín/Gottwaldov Post 1945

Author: Kaška, Václav
Issue: Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East Central Europe
Keywords: Zlín, Gottwaldov, Communist party of Czechoslovakia, capitalism, state-socialism, national enterprise Baťa/Svit

Staging Crisis: Political Cabarets in the Early 1930s Vienna and Budapest

Author: Bagdi, Sára
Issue: Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East Central Europe
Keywords: labor culture, political satire, robotnícke hnutie, veľká hospodárska kríza, Social Democratic politics, political agitation

Political Socialization in Carniola: The Case of the Women’s and Labour Movements and the Relationship between the Public and the Political

Author: Selišnik, Irena
Issue: Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East Central Europe
Keywords: social movements, women, robotnícke hnutie, 19th Century, Carniola, Slovene history

Slovenian Sokols in the Early Austro-Hungarian Empire (1867–1879)

Author: Dorigo, Silvio – Dorigo, Marco
Issue: Becoming Political: Facets of Political Socialization in East Central Europe
Keywords: Slovenian Sokol, nationalism, sports, politics, Austria, Slovenes

Issues of the Origins, Dating and Interconnections of the Legends of Saint Gerard

Author: Druga, Marek
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: Saint Gerard, Medieval Legends, Marosvár-Csanád, Monasteries, Hungarian 14th century chronicle

The Beginnings of, and the Legal Basis for, the Formation of Knighthood in the Danish Principality of Estonia (13th–14th Centuries)

Author: Gąssowska, Maja
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: Estonia, Knighthood, Denmark, crusade

On the Social Structure of the Kingdom of Hungary According to the Records of the Regestrum Varadinense

Author: Lysý, Miroslav
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: Oradea Register, social structure, 13th century, the Kingdom of Hungary, social history

The Cultural Position and Stratification of the Bohemo-Moravian Nobility from 12th and 13th Century Provincial Law Sources

Author: Janiš, Dalibor
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: Czech Lands, nobility, middle ages, legal sources, provincial law

Milites in the Kingdom of Hungary Society from 11th and 12th Century Sources

Author: Ondrejka, Andrej
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: milites, the legal codes of the Kingdom of Hungary, medieval society, knights

Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries: An Introduction from the Example of the Kingdom of Hungary

Author: Hudáček, Pavol
Issue: Medieval Society in East-Central Europe in the 11th to 13th Centuries
Keywords: medieval society, social classes, freedom, unfreedom, historiography, the Kingdom of Hungary

The Origins of Post-dissident Liberalism in Poland: Revolution, Thermidorianism, and Regenerationism

Author: Wciślik, Piotr
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: Solidarity, 1989, revolution, dissent, neoliberalism

Neoliberal Takeover? How the Social History of Economic Ideas Contributes to Historicising Post-socialist Transformations

Author: Peters, Florian
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: Post-socialist transformation; Neoliberalism; Social history; Intellectual history; East Central Europe; Poland; Solidarność

From “Positive Deviants” to Post-dissident Liberals: A Study of the Transformation of the Concept of “Islands of Positive Deviation”

Author: Jánsky, Jonáš
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: 1989, Slovakia, post-dissident liberalism, VPN, Public against Violence, civil society

Czech Intellectual Jiří Němec and Austrian-left Catholicism Thought

Author: Holub, Ondřej
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: Austria, left Catholicism, Catholicism, Catholic thought, Central Europe, 20th century

Steampunk Association: The Project for a Polish Utopian Settlement in California in the Mid-19th Century

Author: Kuligowski, Piotr
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: East-Central Europe, Polish history, political emigration, the 19th century, utopianism

Rethinking Intellectual History in East-Central Europe: Capitalizing on Eclecticism (An Introduction)

Author: Ivančík, Matej
Issue: Rethinking Intellectual History: Capitalising on Eclecticism
Keywords: intellectual history, East-Central Europe, utopianism, neoliberalism, Catholic thought, dissent

Preparation for the afterlife of the Hungarian nobility according to the preserved medieval testaments

Author: Tihányiová, Monika
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: nobility, testaments, middle ages, Catholic clergy, Catholic Church, donations, salvation of the soul, symbolic communication

Pro salute anime. Holy Mass and salvation of the nobility in late medieval Hungary

Author: Fedeles, Tamás
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: Hungarian nobility, middle ages, Kingdom of Hungary, Holy Mass, salvation of the soul, Mass-endowments, medieval ecclesiastical institutions, testaments

Funerals and funeral ceremonies of the Hungarian nobility in the Late Middle Ages

Author: Homoľa, Tomáš
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: funerals, rituals, symbolic communication, Kingdom of Hungary, Late Middle Ages

The funeral of Ladislaus the Posthumous: between the profane and the sacred.

Author: Nodl, Martin
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: Ladislaus the Posthumous, rituals, funerals, secular culture

Corpus more regio curatum. When a king dies: Medieval post-mortem care of the body.

Author: Dvořáková, Daniela
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: death, middle ages, elites, kings, embalming

Royal funeral ceremonies in fourteenth-century Central Europe

Author: Zupka, Dušan
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: death, dying, funerals, monarchy, power, middle ages, kings, Central Europe, rituals

The legal context of death in the time of the Mojmírs and the Árpáds

Author: Lysý, Miroslav
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: death, middle ages, criminal law, widows, inharitance, executions

For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages (An introduction)

Author: Hlavačková, Miriam – Lysá, Žofia
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: death, dying, middle ages, Kingdom of Hungary, everyday life, funerals, Ars Moriendi, salvation of the soul

The Justinian Plague in literary sources

Author: Bystrický, Peter
Issue: For salvation of the soul: Rituals before and after death in the Middle Ages
Keywords: Yersinia pestis, early middle ages, pandemic, Bubonic plague, epidemic, Byzantine Empire, Constantinople, Justinián

Criminal Law Dogmatics in Hungarian Substantive Law and the Criminal Law Theory of Stephan Huszty

Author: Švecová, Adriana
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: criminal law, criminal law dogmatics, Kingdom of Hungary, Stephan (István) Huszty, crime, Enlightenment

Petty offences Related to Smoking and Alcohol Consumption in Hungary in the Period before 1848

Author: Peres, Zsuzsanna
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: smoking, alcohol consumption, legal regulations, statutory decrees, petty offences, fire prevention

Measuring Crime and Morality: The bureaucratic life of a novel concept under the Habsburg Monarchy in the late 18th and first third of the 19th century

Author: Himl, Pavel
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: criminal justice, morality, Habsburg Monarchy, penal codes, police

Domestic violence in the 18th century Transylvania

Author: Fehér, Andrea
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: domestic violence, court records, child abuse, marital disputes, 18th century, Transylvania

The Capture and Trade of Captives by Hungarian Soldiers during István Koháry’s General-Captaincy in Szécsény and Fiľakovo

Author: Szalma, Štefan
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: captive, slave, Ottomans, Serbs, trade of captives

“Unbridled Tongues.” Honour, Speech and Forms of Slander in Bardejov from the Middle of the 16th to the Middle of the 18th Century

Author: Benka, Peter
Issue: Criminality: Terminology and Interpretation
Keywords: crime, judiciary, urban society, Bardejov, early modern period, slender, defamation, honour

PICHLER, Tibor. Etnos a polis. Zo slovenského a uhorského politického myslenia.

Author: Jahelka, Tomáš
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords:

Culture and the Nation in the Political Thinking of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský: An Analysis of Their Relationship in Chosen Articles f

Author: Martinkovič, Marcel
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords: nation, culture, Primordialism, language, literature, politics

Criticism of National Life as a Political Issue in Koloman Banšell's Literary Work

Author: Hučková, Dana
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords: slovak literature, Koloman Banšell, political themes, nation

From Parnassus to the Position of Editor: Cooperation between Koloman Banšell and the Slovak New School

Author: Kačírek, Ľuboš
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords: New school, Slovenské noviny (Slovak newspaper), journaliusm

A Story of a Headache: Jozef Justh and the Martin Memorandum

Author: Demmel, József
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords: petty nobility, Slovak autonomous area (Okolie), memorandum, theory of social drama

Záborský's non-Romantic Conception of Nationalism

Author: Krištof, Pavol
Issue: Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914
Keywords: nation, nationalism, culture, identity, institutionalization, mentality

The Normativity of a Nation: A Case Study of Slovene Historians in Early Post-socialism

Author: Konovšek,Tjaša
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: nation, historiography, post-socialism, Slovenia, conceptualization

The Nationalist Perspective within Slovak Communist Intellectual Thinking (1921–1968)

Author: Hudek, Adam
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: communism, nationalism, Czech-Slovak relations, intellectuals, federalization, Ľubomír Lipták

Between Historiographies of Finitude and Appropriation of the Annales School: The “National Question” in Post-1945 Croatian Intellectual History

Author: Balikić, Lucija
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: Croatian historiography, intellectual history, contemporary history, Annales School

The Concept of “Nation” and “National Community” in the Thinking of Štefan Polakovič: A Case of the Nazi Idea of Volksgemeinschaft Spread within Slovak Catholic Nationalism

Author: Lenčéšová, Michaela
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: Catholicism, Fascism, Slovenská republika 1939 - 1945, Štefan Polakovič, nation, Volksgemeinschaft

Slovakness in the Making: The Concept of “Nation” and “National Literature” in the Works of 1930s Literary Critics

Author: Nádaskay, Viliam
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: literary criticism, nationalism, national literature, intellectuals, interwar period

The Fight for the “Modern Peculiar Character.” The Nationalist Narrative Within the Concept of Applied Art Modernization Reform in 1920’s Slovakia

Author: Seneši Lutherová, Silvia
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: modernization, national applied art, Czechoslovakia 1918 - 1939, Josef Vydra, Antonín Hořejš

From Slavic Leader to National Ruler: A Modern Discursive Construction of the Early Medieval Rulership of Pribina († 861)

Author: Harvát, Matej
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: Pribina, Principality of Nitra, discourse, national historiography, nationalism, middle ages, Slovakia

Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe (An Introduction)

Author: Buzássyová, Barbora – Vörös, László
Issue: Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
Keywords: nation, nationalism, intellectuals, intellectual history

State of Grace: A Probe into Understanding Democratic Trust and Legitimacy Through the Eyes of the VPN (The Public Against Violence)

Author: Ivančík, Matej
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: legitimacy, political trust, language, ethics, politics, democratic revolution, Public against Violence

The Genesis of Political Distrust Towards the “Sixty-Eighters” in Czech Politics Over the Course of 1989

Author: Andělová, Kristina
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: Prague Spring, political trust, distrust, reform communism, Czechoslovak dissent, Zdeněk Mlynář, Obroda, post-socialism

Building and Testing Trust Within a Socialist Dictatorship: The Case of Czechoslovak Experts in Africa Pre- and Post-1968

Author: Buzássyová, Barbora
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: Czechoslovakia, experts, credibility, socialism, networks, Africa

An Unequal Alliance: Social Scientists as Experts in Socialist Czechoslovakia

Author: Sommer, Vítězslav
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: Czechoslovakia, Cold War, state-socialism, History of expertise

“Here a prosecutor fraternizes with a smuggler.” Complicated Links Between the Mountains, Economics and Ideology

Author: Kochanowski, Jerzy
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: Zakopane, Podhale region, tourism, private sector, social networks, 1956–1970, Polish United Worker’s Party

Conspiracy Theories and Rumours as Key Elements of Political Propaganda: The Cold War in the USA and Czechoslovakia in the 1950s

Author: Panczová, Zuzana
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: rumours, conspiracy theories, political trust, Cold War, propaganda, censorship, ideology, výskumy verejnej mienky

“As Mr. Schwarz is not Jewish, we are unable to handle this case.” Elements of (Un)Success in Overseas Emigration from Post-war Czechoslovakia

Author: Hyrja, Jozef
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: emigration, Citizenship, Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), Czechoslovakia, political trust, distrust, holocaust

Networking and Trust During the Cold War (An Introduction)

Author: Hudek, Adam – Zavacká, Marína
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: political trust, distrust, networks, Cold War, dictatorship, social history, 20th century, communism, democratization

Trust in the Church Hierarchy among the Underground Church Community in Post-1968 Slovakia

Author: Šústová Drelová, Agáta
Issue: Networking and Trust During the Cold War
Keywords: political trust, Czechoslovakia, underground church, hierarchy, socialism

Italian-Czechoslovak Military Cooperation (1918–1919) in the Official Historical Memory of the Interwar Period

Author: Kšiňan, Michal – Babják, Juraj
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Italian-Czechoslovak military cooperation (1918–1919), official historical memory, military monuments and cemeteries, celebrations, Generál Graziani, Czechoslovak military traditions, Italian-Czechoslovak relations

Italy’s Endeavour to Take Over the Central European Railway Network, 1919–1923

Author: Nardelli-Malgrand, Anne-Sophie
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Franco-Italian rivalry, Italian economic and financial foreign policy, economic recovery of Central Europe, economic cooperation, Central Europe railway network

Hungarian POWs in Italy and Their Future Prospects After WWI

Author: Juhász, Balázs
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Italy, Hungary, POWs, bolshevism, intervention, World War I

Yugoslav Ruling Of Rijeka (Fiume) in 1918, Seen by Stanislaw Krakow

Author: Stojić, Biljana
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Stanislaw Krakow, Franchet d’Espèrey, World War I, Rijeka (Fiume), Serbia, Italy, Yugoslavism, 1918

Italy’s Great Power Strategies in Central-Eastern Europe Between the World Wars: Cultural Institutions and Political Propaganda

Author: Santoro, Stefano
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Italy, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, culture, propaganda, Fascism

Italian-Hungarian Support for the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO): A Case Study on the Hungarian Role in Italy’s Aspirations towards the Balkan Region during the Interwar Period

Author: Hamerli, Petra
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Hungarian-Italian Relations, Separatism in Yugoslavia, IMRO, Italian Fascist Foreign Policy, Hungarian Foreign Policy in the Interwar Period

Italy, the Paris Peace Conference and the Shaping of Czechoslovakia

Author: Caccamo, Francesco
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: Czechoslovak Republic 1918-1938, Paris Peace Conference, Italian-Czechoslovak relations, Italian foreign policy 1918-1922

Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe (An Introduction)

Author: Kšiňan, Michal – Ďurčo, Michal
Issue: Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
Keywords: international relations, social history, economic history, Italy and Central Europe, interwar period, Balkans

Officials, Landowners and Familiares: County Nobility in Transdanubia at the Turn of the 16th and 17th Centuries

Author: Dominkovits, Péter
Issue: Nobility in Medieval and Modern Kingdom of Hungary
Keywords: Kingdom of Hungary, early modern period, nobility, county officials

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