Current PhD Students and their Projects
Current PhD Students and their Projects
Absolvents of the Modern history can be found here.
Student | Research Topic | Supervisor |
Kevin Back | Violence as Social Practice: Sexual Violence and the Construction of Difference in the Banat region, 1880-1914/18 | Ota Konrád |
| Anežka Brožová | Max Brod as a mediator of Czech drama to a German-speaking audience. The reception of the Czech theatre scene in articles by Max Brod in the Prager Abendblatt and Prager Tagblatt newspapers between 1921 and 1939 | Alena Zelená |
| Maria-Diana Bucuroiu | Defying the Laws of Gravity and Society: Women Aviators in WWII Romania and Their Legacy of Female Empowerment (1935-1950) | Maria Alina Asavei |
| Jose Francisco Espejo Jimenez | Collective memory and history in Post-totalitarian regimes: Narration of traumatic events in Spain (Civil War and Franco’s regime) and Romania (Ceausescu’s regime and Romanian revolution in 1989) in History textbooks. | Adrian Brisku |
| Jakub Frynta | Czechoslovakia and Ukraine during the period of perestroika (1985–1991) | Luboš Švec |
| Kateřina Fuksová | Landscape as a theoretical framework for the study of memory and identity in the Republic of Moldova | Maria Alina Asavei |
| Alina Galster | Die russische Emigration in Prag während der deutschen Besatzung 1939-1945: Alltagserfahrungen jenseits von Kollaboration und Widerstand | Ota Konrád |
| Alicia Garcia Cabaleiro | Psychiatry in the Communist periphery: translation of medical humanism and human ecology into psychiatric practices during the Cold War. The cases of Cuba and Czechoslovakia | Ota Konrád |
| Giovanni Lama Ghetti | The political emigration of Italians to Czechoslovakia in the 1950s | Tomáš Nigrin |
| Ediz Hazir | The Consequences of Turkish Nationalist Movements on Istanbul’s Roman Catholic Community: From the Young Turk Revolution (1908) to the end of Single-party Period (1950) | Maria Alina Asavei |
| Mikuláš Hodovanec | The Sovietisation of Czechoslovak diplomacy? Czechoslovak students at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (1952–1989) | Daniela Kolenovská |
| Veronika Homolová | The role of autonomous regions and international administration within the Versailles system: The cases of Memel/Klaipėda, the British Mandate of Palestine, and Rijeka/Fiume | Ota Konrád |
| Jan Charvát | Karl Siegl´s Haunted Egerland. Unrecognized Futures, Contested Loyalties, and Political Mythmaking during the Interbellum (1918-1925) | Adrian Brisku |
| Barbora Chrzová | Memory-making in Bosnian-Herzegovinian Republika Srpska: Assembling Nationalist Memory in Trebinje | Kateřina Králová |
| Tomáš Košek | How do the localized conflicts start? Mixed-method analysis of the spiral of violence in Bosanska Krajina, May/June 1992 | Ondřej Žíla |
| Tereza Koutníková | Forgotten Voices: Czechoslovak Testimonies of Victims of the Nazi Regime Collected in 1945 in Sweden | Hana Kubátová |
| Markéta Kroupová | Performing arts at the Buchenwald concentration camp | Ota Konrád |
| Ondřej Kukan | The transport policy of Austro-fascist Austria | Tomáš Nigrin |
| Kinga Alina Langowska | Feliks Gadomski (1898-1998). A microhistorical biography of an émigré activist | Luboš Švec |
| Sára Lochmanová | "Who May Exist?": Black Self-Defense Organizations and the U.S. Department of Justice´s Surveillance as a Mechanism to Maintain Systemic Racism from 1962 to 1982 | Jan Hornát |
| Ondřej Matějka | Historical anniversaries as a reflection of changes in the culture of remembrance | Ota Konrád |
| Kyaw Min Aung | Kyaw Nyein and the Non-aligned World: a Study on the Life of Kyaw Nyein and His Role in Burma´s Foreign Relations with the Third World | Jan Hornát |
| Jakub Novosad | Russian migration to Serbia after 2022: selective integration, parallel structures and the role of historical memory | Karin Roginer Hofmeister |
| Alexios Ntetorakis Exarchou | The role of the refugees from the Bulgarian zone of occupation during the Holocaust in Thessaloniki | Kateřina Králová |
| Radana Rutová | The emigration of Jews from Czechoslovakia after the Second World War | Kateřina Králová |
| Klára Řiháková | Young Helsinki: Diplomacy, Mobility, and Activism and the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe, 1970s-1990 | Ondřej Klípa |
| Ahmed Siddiqui Muneeb | The Impact of Fascist Ideology on Muslim Movements and Intellectual Thought in Pre-Independent India and Early Post-. Independent Pakistan | Rudolf Kučera |
| Theodor Spitzer | Reporters and Correspondents: The American Media and Czechoslovakia from 1967 to 1969 | Vít Smetana |
| Leo Lukas Stauber | Arms Town Steyr as Home Front in the Global Cold War | Tomáš Nigrin |
| Jakub Šindelář | Historical narratives and representations in computer games and their reception in Let’s Play videos | Ondřej Matějka |
| Vladimír Špína | Memory in a post-conflict society and the conflict over national identity: the transformation of unofficial commemorations of the Anglo-Irish War and the Civil War in the Irish state | Ota Konrád |
| Olga Blaťáková Švepešová | Religion, Identity and Politics in Montenegro: Balancing the Roles of the State and the Orthodox Churches since the Break-up of Yugoslavia | Ondřej Žíla |
| Kateřina Tancmanová | Negotiating Memory and Identity: Polish History Education in Times of Crises | Kateřina Králová |
