No. 19 (2024): Bulletin der Polnischen Historischen Mission

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No. 19 (2024): Bulletin der Polnischen Historischen Mission
Thursday, Oct 17, 2024
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The Chronicle of the Polish Historical Mission
The chronicle of the Polish Historical Mission
Renata Skowrońska
7-14
Fellows and Guests of the Polish Historical Mission’s Scholarships
Fellows and guests of the Polish Historical Mission’s scholarships
Renata Skowrońska
15-20
Studies and Materials
Slavery in the Late Roman Empire Outline of the problem
Szymon Olszaniec
23-63
pdf
Medieval double burials in Polish burial grounds Free will or religious or social mores?
Jacek Bojarski
65-97
pdf (Deutsch)
Unfree people in late medieval Prussia. Between war and settlement Między wojną a kolonizacją
Krzysztof Kwiatkowski
99-145
pdf (Deutsch)
Confessional coercion and church discipline after the Peace of Augsburg of 1555 Religious penalties in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation as reflected in church, police and penal regulations
Wolfgang Wüst
147-177
pdf (Deutsch)
“Peasants are slaves to the nobility” The Condition of Polish peasants in selected works of the European Enlightenment
Jacek Kordel
179-211
pdf (Deutsch)
The contribution of Polish and German scientists to discussions about freedom at Kharkiv University in the first half of the 19th century
Volodymyr O. Abaschnik
213-264
pdf (Deutsch)
History of the Debates on wage labor, slavery, and the driving forces of capitalism (18th century to the present)
Kaveh Yazdani
265-285
pdf (Deutsch)
An analysis and critique of the Polish political and legal thought of the interwar period regarding the Slavery Convention of 25 September 1926
Marta Baranowska, Paweł Fiktus
287-307
pdf
The implementation of protective custody (Schutzhaft) in occupied Poland, exemplified by the Operation “Intelligence” in the administrative district Zichenau (Ciechanów)
Alexandra Pulvermacher
309-324
pdf (Deutsch)
The work of the German paediatrician Josef Ströder in occupied Krakow (1942–1944)
Piotr Hapanowicz
325-350
pdf (Deutsch)
The Czech fate Jiří Lederer (1922–1983): A victim of two totalitarian systems (National Socialism and Communism)?
Bartosz Kaliski
351-378
pdf (Deutsch)
“Like a phoenix from the ashes” The memory of 1945 recorded in the space and architecture of Würzburg
Kazimierz S. Ożóg
379-400
pdf