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Нови факти за живота на професор Симеон Демостенов (1886–1966)
Concise notes about life and work of professor Demostenov
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Concise notes about life and work of professor Demostenov
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This article is devoted to the position of Russian and Russian-speaking minority on the territory of Austrian Galicia from 1835 to 1861. It is based on the letters of Denis Ivanovich Zubritsky from Lviv to the Russian scientist M.P.Pogodin. The author observes some aspects of national policy in “Galician-Russia” at the pointed period. The author used the method of content analysis of scientific correspondence. The article is based on unique and little-known archival and published documents
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Open letter from Vladimir Mijanović to Veselin Đuranović
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This article examines the case of a Jewish girl named Maria who wanted to convert to Christianity in the town of Kolín, Bohemia, in the year 1666. The author analyzes the sources that document the events and the reactions of the Jewish and Christian communities, as well as the role of the Archbishop and the Capuchins. The article also explores the motives and influences that shaped Maria's decision and her subsequent vacillation between the two faiths. The author argues that the case reflects the atmosphere of messianic expectations and the repercussions of Shabbatai Zevi's appearance in the Jewish world.
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The paper analyses the Hebrew chronicle “Milhama be-shalom“ describing the Swedish siege of Prague at the very end of the Thirty Years’ War, in July—October 1648. First the main sources concerning the event are mentioned, then attention is paid to the author of the chronicle, Yehuda Leb ben Yoshua of Prague, and the ways of his treating the subject are discussed. The end of the paper evaluates the chronicle as a source of historical information. There is also an Appendix of extracts from the chronicle translated into English.
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Niedługo po XX Zjeździe KPZR nastąpiły zmiany destalinizacyjne we wszystkich państwach „bloku socjalistycznego”. Biblioteki publiczne okaleczone akcjami oczyszczania księgozbiorów z dzieł podlegających natychmiastowemu usunięciu na próżno upominały się o ich zwrot w Centralnym Zarządzie Bibliotek Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki (pisma nr 1–4). Na początku 1958 roku bibliotekarzom rozesłano Wskazówki w sprawie postępowania z drukami zbędnymi (pismo nr 5), zabraniające pozbywania się podstawowych dzieł Marksa, Engelsa, Lenina i Stalina. Bibliotekarzy ponownie starano się wykorzystać w propagandowej grze prowadzonej przez ideologów Polski Ludowej ze społeczeństwem.
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The article provides a comprehensive bibliography of Jewish associations in Prague, focusing on their publication activities in the 19th century and occasionally the late 18th century. It aims to continue the work of previous compilations, particularly Dr. Otto Muneles' "Bibliographical Survey of Jewish Prague," which documented Hebraica and Judaica from 1512-1951. The bibliography lists statutes, annual reports, jubilee collections, address books, and lectures published by these associations, excluding Zionist and Czech-Jewish organizations, which are to be covered separately. The primary source for this compilation was the extensive collection of the Jewish Museum in Prague's library, especially the pamphlet collection of the former Prague Jewish Religious Community's library. Many publications were lost during WWII when the library was confiscated and relocated multiple times, leading to gaps and losses in the bibliography. Where original prints were unavailable, the bibliography relied on secondary sources, including the handwritten catalog of the former library and heuristics in the Jewish Museum's library and older collections of the National Library of the Czech Republic. The bibliography includes books, yearbooks, almanacs, and works reproduced by other techniques, excluding periodicals and manuscripts.
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Written in the middle of the twelfth century, the Annals of Hradisko and Opatovice show an extensive use of Bohemian and Moravian sources, but also of foreign works. The main foreign source which the annalist had at disposal was a ‘universal chronicle’ which he used to relate information concerning general history until the end of the tenth century, but two entries of the Annals of Hradisko and Opatovice also show influence of Regino of Prüm’s Chronicle and its continuation. The analysis of the use of the Chronicon Universale as well as of Regino of Prüm’s Chronicle and its continuation in the Annals of Hradisko and Opatovice shows that these sources have a different function. The extensive use of the Chronicon Universale in the first part of the annals aims indeed to put the events concerning Bohemia and Moravia in a broader perspective whereas the entries of Regino of Prüm’s Chronicle and its continuation, which the author borrowed from a Bohemian annalistic work, owe their integration to the national historiography to their contribution to the narrative of Bohemia’s past. The coexistence of those two uses, which can be respectively described as “metanational/universal” and “national” is however not specific to these annals, since it can also be spotted in other twelfth century Bohemian historiographical writings.
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