Prague Papers on History of International Relations 2/2012

Z obsahu: Martin Nejedly: Roi etranger ou roi diplomate? Jean lˇ¦Aveugle au miroir des sources tcheques Franti.ek Stellner: Russische Studenten an den mitteleuropaischen Bildungsanstalten im 18. Jahrhundert Miroslav .edivy: The Ottoman Empire and North Africa at the Congress of Vienna Jaroslav Valkoun: Some Remarks on Lord Cromerˇ¦s Imperialism and His View on Orient Jakub Kydli.ek: The Last Breath of the Tunisian Beylicate and the Mouvement National Ale. Sk.ivan, Sr.: Der Hohepunkt der Bosnischen Annexionskrise im Fruhling 1909 Laszlo Gulyas: Structural Problems Leading to the Dissolution of the First Yugoslav State Andrej Toth: On the Character of Czechoslovak- Hungarian Relations from Negotiations in Bruck an der Leitha and Marianske Lazn. (Marienbad) in the First Half of 1921 to Conclusion of Ordinary Bilateral Commercial Contract (1921ˇV1927) and Their Reflection in Hungarian Legislative Body ˇV Forced Restrictions only on Commercial-Political Base Roman Kodet: On British View of the Issue of Collective Security in the 1920ˇ¦s Aliaksandr Piahanau: Slovak-Hungarian Relations in the Mirror of the German-Soviet Conflictive Alliance (1939ˇV1941) Jan Koura: The Soviet-Turkish Conflict over the Straits in the Years of 1945ˇV1946: The Beginning of American Involvement in Eastern Mediterranean Stanislav Tumis: Yugoslavian Wars in the Context of Russian (Soviet) Foreign Policy (from the Dissolution of the Soviet Union until Dayton) Book Reviews