Mgr. Tereza Juhászová, Ph.D.

Tereza Juhászová is a lecturer in modern history of Central and Southeastern Europe at the Department of Russian and East European Studies, IMS FSV, Charles University. Her research focuses on the social history of Central Europe, with particular attention to national, social, and gender dynamics in the urban space throughout the 20th century.

Contact:

tereza.juhaszova@fsv.cuni.cz

Monographs

Chapters in monographs

• Juhászová T. (2023). ʻBien Mantaaknʼ: The Manifestation of Identity in Cemeteries in the Eastern Slovak Town of Medzev. East Central European Cemeteries: Ethnic, Linguistic, and Narrative Aspects of Sepulchral Culture and the Commemoration of the Dead in Borderlands (pp. 77-106).

Articles

• Juhászová T. (2018). The Troubled Pasts of Hungarian and German Minorities in Slovakia and Their Representation in Museums. Journal of Nationalism Memory and Language Politics [online], 12(1), 52-71.
• Juhászová T. (2022). Post-WWII migration flows in micro-perspective: The case of the east Slovak small town Medzev. Človek a spoločnosť [online], 25(1), nestránkováno.

Contributions in the conference proceedings

• Juhászová T. (2025). Negotiations of Belonging: Roma in the Czechoslovak Borderlands During the First Half of the 20th Century. Malach Center for Visual History on its 15th Anniversary: Compendium of Papers of the Prague Visual History and Digital Humanities Conference 2025 (pp. 156-176).

History of Hungary

Contemporary Hungary

Modern History of Slovakia (1918‒1989)

Marginal groups in Czechoslovakia and Hungary (national, ethnic, social and gender issues)

The Construction of Collective Identities in Central Europe

GRANT AGENCY OF CHARLES UNIVERSITY 

Project Post-WWII Coexistence in an East Slovak Small-town; 2023‒2024

Principal Investigator

Modern History of (Czecho)Slovakia

Modern History of Hungary

Oral History

Microhistory and Urban Studies

German Minority in Slovakia