Hermann Karl von Keyserlingk and the Recognition of the Russian Imperial Title by the Holy Roman Empire in 1745–1746 by M. A. Petrova

“…This largely explains the success of Keyserlingk's mission, which enjoyed the support of imperial diplomats – representatives of the Electors of Mainz, Saxony, Bohemia and at the final stage – of the Elector of Brandenburg, King of Denmark and Emperor Franz I. …”
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The impact of locational strategies of advanced producer service firms on the metropole cities’ economic positions in Central Europe by Katalin Döbrönte

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Lessons Learnt from the Monetary System of Guernsey by Gábor Sárdi, József Varga

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The Role of Natural Resources in the Ecotourism Development – Residents’ Perceptions in Subotica (Northern Serbia) by Aleksandra Vujko, Marko D. Petrović, Danica Gostović, Milan Radovanović, Darko Vuković

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Materijalna motivacija kao nosilac uspešne reorganizacije kompanije NIS (Material Motivation as the Holder of a Successful Reorganization on the Example of Company Nis) by Radmila Stojanović

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Predviđanje razvoja povrtarstva u Republici Srpskoj (Forecasting of Vegetable Production in Republic of Srpska) by Beba Mutavdžic, Ljiljana Drinic, Nebojša Novković, Aleksandar Ostojić, Gordana Rokvic

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A települési kötédés és a z generáció - egy magyarországi középváros példája (The Settlement Engagement and the Z Generation – the Example of a Hungarian City) by Nikoletta Tóth-Kaszás

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A globalizáció és a kohéziós politika hatása Magyarországon a 2014-2020-as időszakban (Globalisation and the Effect of the Cohesion Policy in Hungary in 2014-2020) by Csaba Sarido, Péter Bertalan

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Regional processes in Hungary - From PHARE to Smart specialisation by Viktória Józsa

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Recent Advances in Biotechnological Methods for Wheat Gluten Immunotoxicity Abolishment – a Review by Vijole Bradauskiene, Lina Vaiciulyte-Funk, Bakht Ramin Shah, Darius Cernauskas, Mihaela Adriana Tita

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A szélsőséges időjárási jelenségek hatásai (Effects of the Extreme Weather Events) by Tamás Molnár, Katalin M. Barna

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A gamma-ray spectrometer based on MAPD-3NM-2 and LaBr3(ce) and LSO scintillators for hydrogen detection on planetary surfaces by F. Ahmadov, A. Sadigov, Yu. Yu. Bacherikov, O. Okhrimenko, K. Isayev, M. Holik, T. Slavicek, F. Mamedov, G. Ahmadov, A. Mammadli, R. Akbarov, J. Nagiyev, D. Berikov, S. Nuruyev, Z. Sadygov, Yu. Shitov, S. I. Lyubchyk, S. B. Lyubchyk

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Adaption oder Anpassung? Umweltbewusstsein in der Region um den Plattensee/Balaton (Adaptation or a Change in Attitude? Environmental Awareness in the Region of Lake Balaton) by Magdolna Leveleki

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Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Neuroinflammation Intervention with Medicinal Plants: A Critical and Narrative Review of the Current Literature by Sandra Maria Barbalho, Beatriz Leme Boaro, Jéssica da Silva Camarinha Oliveira, Jiří Patočka, Caroline Barbalho Lamas, Masaru Tanaka, Lucas Fornari Laurindo

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Náboženská a církevně-správní situace na Chrudimsku v 18. století ve světle zpovědních výkazů by Ladislav Nekvapil

“…At the same time, it also investigates, from a temporal perspective, the causes of fluctuations of the numbers of non- Catholics, their activation (or activation of Evangelic emigration) as well as other factors influencing their survival and resistance in the folk environment in Bohemia. This also leads to the question of coexistence of Catholics and non-Catholics in rural settings. …”
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Observations on old Serbian terminology for iron mining and processing: Želězo and gvozdje by Loma Aleksandar B.

“…The word železník in this sense, apparently calqued on Middle High German îsensmit, is attested in Old Czech, wherefrom it appears to have spread to Slovenia (place name Železniki) and perhaps also to the medieval Serbia, where the development of mining can be traced back to the mid-thirteenth century owing to the German settlers (OSerb Sasi, ‘Saxons’); presumably a part of them originated from the Czech lands; at least their first settlement on the Serbian soil, Brskovo, seems to have been named after Brzkov in the mining district around Jihlava (Iglau), on the historical border between Bohemia and Moravia. The newcomers spoke Middle High German, but probably not without some Slavic admixtures based on the bilingualism that had taken hold in their native country. …”
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Diplomacy and Recruitment of Mercenaries before the Battle of Žalgiris by Sven Ekdahl

“…An arbitration had to be announced by King Venceslas of Bohemia on 9 February 1410 at the latest. In the meantime, in December 1409, Jagiello and Vytautas met at Brest-Litowsk in order to discuss and prepare a campaign against Prussia after the end of the armistice. …”
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