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• “An Unfulfilled Writer Who Became a Historian”. Jerzy Wojciech Borejsza (22 August 1935 – 28 July 2019)

  Mariusz Wołos

  7-56

  2021-07-18
• Old Dubrovnik, Young Serbia and Vague Croatia. Mental Maps in the Serb-Catholic Imagination in Dubrovnik

  Maciej Czerwiński

  143-160

  2020-08-19
• National Liberals and their Progeny. Approaching the Peculiar Developments in Central European Liberal Party Traditions, 1867–1918

  Oskar Mulej

  57-81

  2015-01-01
• Dark Agents of Sex: Searching for the Sources of Prostitution in Early Twentieth Century Poland

  Kamila Uzarczyk

  85-121

  2016-12-01
• Time in Polish Prehistoric Archaeology in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century

  Katarzyna Ryszewska

  93-111

  2025-03-19
• ‘Multiple Sonderwegs.’ The Specificity of Historical Development of East Central Europe in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century (Introductory Remarks)

  Maciej Janowski

  5-27

  2015-01-01
• The Gender Order and the Disassembling She-Protagonists: Polish Academic Culture in the First Half of the Twentieth Century as an Illustrative Example

  Iwona Dadej

  27-50

  2018-10-10
• The Involvement of Women in Municipal Social Administration in Poznań as a New Form of Practising Emotions, Based on the Local Polish Press at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

  Agnieszka Szudarek

  129-153

  2025-10-05
• A Municipality against the State: Power Relations between State and Local Self-Government Representatives, Based on the Example of Bohemia at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century

  Martin Klečacký

  121-141

  2020-08-19
• Conceptualizing Inter-religious Relations in the Ottoman Empire: The Early Modern Centuries

  Eleni Gara

  57-91

  2018-08-10
• Historical Studies on East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century: an Overview from Spain

  Cristina Álvarez González

  147-159

  2014-01-31
• In Search of Female Agency: Latest Trends in Polish Research into Women’s History in Polish Lands in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

  Katarzyna Sierakowska

  277-292

  2024-02-07
• Compassionate and Dreaming: On the Emotional Com-unity of the First German Women Students

  Justyna Górny

  65-82

  2025-10-05
• Time in Service of Orientalism: The Case of Polish Japanomania at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

  Agata Łuksza

  75-92

  2025-03-19
• Jan Zahradníček (1905–60): The Tragedy of a Poet and Prisoner of the Communist Regime

  Jiří Hanuš

  127-150

  2019-02-01
• A Post-Doctorate in Musicology: Bronisława Wójcik-Keuprulian and Her Path to a Scientific Career

  Michał Piekarski

  159-193

  2018-10-10
• Bitterly Triumphant: The Biologisation of National Character in the Twentieth-Century East Central Europe

  Maciej Górny

  29-56

  2015-01-01
• Merited, (Un)Appreciated, (Un)Remembered: Women in Educational and Social Policy Sciences as a Scholarly Discipline in Poland, 1900–39

  Aneta Bołdyrew

  95-129

  2018-10-10
• Between Local and Slavic Identity: Efforts to Organise Journalistic Structures and Cooperation among Slavic Journalists in the Habsburg Monarchy at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

  Adam Świątek

  13-30

  2025-12-25
• A ‘Golden Twenty Years’, or a Bad Stepmother? Czech Communist and Post-Communist Narratives on Everyday Life in Interwar Czechoslovakia

  Stanislav Holubec

  23-48

  2014-01-31
• National Socialist Architectural Policy in the Occupied Countries of Central and Eastern Europe

  Richard Němec

  123-158

  2016-12-01
• City and Countryside in Medieval Italy: Some Reflections on Twentieth-Century Historiography

  Giuliano Pinto

  45-60

  2019-09-01
• Research on the Cities of Pre-Partition Poland in the Last Decade (Trends, Achievements, Perspectives): Bibliographical Survey

  Piotr Okniński

  143-154

  2023-01-30
• First Love in the Egodocuments of Girls in Interwar Poland. A Case Study of Texts by Irena Kwiatkowska and Sonia Caplan

  Marcin Wilk

  155-174

  2025-10-05
• Personal Watches in Warsaw, 1890–1914: Social Meanings

  Błażej Brzostek

  11-31

  2025-03-19