Softcover booklet with numerous black & white illustrations throughout.
Petr Čornej Books







A brief history of the Czech lands to 2004
- 96 pages
- 4 hours of reading
This brief history of the Czech Lands has been compiled by leading Czech historians. Its brevity and clarity result from their highly skillful refinement and distillation of profound and detailed knowledge. This little book is one that the reader can either read from start to finish or use as reference for years to come.
Great stories in Czech history
- 142 pages
- 5 hours of reading
This brief history of the Czech Lands has been compiled by leading Czech historians. Its brevity and clarity result from their highly skillful refinements and distillation of profound and detailed knowledge. This little book is one that the reader can either read from start to finish or use as a reference for years to come. Historically, the Czech Republic is made up of three Bohemia, Moravia, and parts of Silesia, which together are known as the Czech Lands. The following account will concentrate systematically on the historical development of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia, and consider Slovakia only after the birth of Czechoslovakia, mentioning earlier Slovak history only when relevant.
Známý český historik a popularizátor historie vybral a poutavě napsal nejzajímavější příběhy z české historie od nejstarších dob po současnost. Kniha určená zahraničním turistům a studentům.
Známý český historik a popularizátor historie vybral a poutavě napsal nejzajímavější příběhy z české historie od nejstarších dob po současnost. Kniha určená zahraničním turistům a studentům. schovat popis
Points: Histoire des pays tchèques
- 510 pages
- 18 hours of reading
La République tchèque est née le 1er janvier 1993. Quelles sont ses racines historiques ? Première histoire complète de ces Pays tchèques qui sont au cœur de l'Europe, cet ouvrage collectif retrace près de quinze siècles d'évolution, depuis les tribus du Moyen Âge jusqu'à la " révolution de velours ", en passant par l'empire de Grande Moravie, le royaume de Bohême, la révolution hussite, l'hégémonie des Habsbourg, la République tchécoslovaque et l'emprise du stalinisme.Traduit du tchèque par Miroslav Pravda et Marie-Jeannine Salé



