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Items where Subject is "DJK Eastern Europe"

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• Library of Congress Subject Areas (12213)
• D History General and Old World (576)
  • DJ Netherlands (Holland) (8)
  • DJK Eastern Europe (8)

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Number of items at this level: 8.

F

Filipova, Marta (2009) The construction of national identity in the historiography of Czech art. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

G

Grbin, Carole A. (2004) The role of Britain in Yugoslavia and its successor states: 1991-1995. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

H

Healy, Joseph (2003) Central Europe in flux: Germany, Poland and Ukraine, 1918-1922. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

K

Kernberg, Thomas (1990) The Polish community in Scotland. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Kim, Seongjin (2000) Regionalism in the Congresses of People's Deputies of the USSR and Russia: a case study of Siberia and the Russian Far East. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

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McManus, Clare (1999) Democratic consolidation in Poland: Polish higher education as an instrument of democratisation, 1989-1998. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Michalovska, Beatrice (2024) The 1989 East German migration west: representations of migrant identities and migration narratives in Czech, Polish, and English language press. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

V

Vickers, Paul Andrew (2014) Peasants, professors, publishers and censorship: memoirs of rural inhabitants of Poland’s recovered territories (1945-c.1970). PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

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