Finanční zajištění židovských uprchlíků v době první světové války v Čechách by Klára Habartová

“… The First World War struck the north-eastern part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, Halič and Bukovina, where the great majority of the population consisted of Jews. …”
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Sulla (ri)articolazione della “marocchinità” nel Marocco contemporaneo, tra festivalizzazione del dissenso giovanile e revival sufi by Michela Buonvino

“…After September 11, 2001, and following terrorist attacks in Casablanca, the Moroccan monarchy was engaged in redefining a field of the sacred, which involved the neutralization of Salafist tendencies and their replacement with a Sufism deemed harmless and incapable of threatening the nation's spiritual security. …”
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Covenanting Exchanges with the French Court during the Wars for the Three Kingdoms by Allan I. MACINNES

“…The Scottish Covenanters’ alliance with the English Parliamentarians was formalised by the Solemn League and Covenant which again sought to impose permanent checks on monarchy throughout the three Stuart kingdoms. But these events cannot be viewed solely as British and Irish Civil Wars. …”
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How does the wealth level of nations affect their COVID-19 vaccination plans? by Bilal Kargı, Mario Coccia, Bekir Cihan Uçkaç

“…Furthermore, countries with Monarchy and Parliamentary Monarchy exhibit higher vaccination levels among their populations compared to countries with mixed Executives. …”
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Powstanie narodowe czy bunt rekrutów? Rozkład wojsk austriackich w 1809 roku w Galicji by Michał Baczkowski

“… The Polish-Austrian War of 1809 is usually perceived as a regular military conflict between the Duchy of Warsaw, which was part of the Napoleonic Europe, and the Habsburg Monarchy. However, overthrowing the Austrian government in the lands of the Polish partition (Galicia) was largely related to the independence protests of the local Polish population. …”
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Memorial culture of modern Hungarian monarchism by M. W. Kyrchanoff

“…It is assumed that the visualization of the collective historical memory of the unique historical experience of the monarchy, including visual, narrative and discursive tactics and strategies of modern monarchists, contributes to the actualization of the heterogeneous nature of the memorial tradition of modern Hungarian society, stimulating the consolidation of unique ideas about the past that form the basis of the monarchical historical imagination and memorial culture as forms of alternative memory.…”
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Features of democratic reforms in Jordan by A. V. Krilov

“…Current unfavorable economic conditions and the extremely volatile situation on the borders of Jordan with Syria, Iraq and the area of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are most likely to the growth of Islamist activity, including Islamic extremists calling for the overthrow of the Hashemite monarchy. In this context the possibility of mass anti-monarchy protests can’t be excluded. …”
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Margarita Nelken ou les écritures multiples. Temporalité et engagement by Danièle Bussy Genevois

“…This study offers a different approach by analyzing her writings (feminist, political and literary), in order to better understand how she fits into contemporary history, from the Monarchy to the Spanish Civil War. It is therefore a question of clarifying her cultural and social commitments and of interpreting her successive political loyalties…”
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Gallasovský hofmistr Johann Heinrich Dienebier (1677–1748) by Martin Krummholz

“… The newly collected information sheds light upon the social origins and ties of Johann Heinrich Dienebier (1677–1748) and makes us familiar with his 27 years of service for Johann Wenzel Gallas (1671–1719), an important and wealthy aristocrat in the Habsburg monarchy. This information enables us to acknowledge the erudition and designing genius of this creative (and so far marginalised) building copyist (Bauschreiber) of the Prague Castle. …”
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Les évêques de Provence et la diplomatie royale sous Charles II (1285-1309) by Thierry Pécout

“…One aspect of this integration is diplomacy, which through the magisterium of speech, skills in canon law and personal or beneficial networks serves the Mediterranean ambitions of the Monarchy.…”
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Modalidades de la escritura ficcional de la sacralidad monárquica (Castilla-León, siglo XIII) by Amaia Arizaleta

“…Two texts emanating from the Castilian-Leonese thirteenth century context will serve as a basis for this paper, and as exemples of the twofold clerical construction of monarchy: Libro de Alexandre and Libro de Apolonio. …”
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Rezidenční síť Františka Josefa Černína z Chudenic ve Vídni a v Praze ve 20. a 30. letech 18. století by Filip Vávra

“…Czech count Czernin possessed many buildings in the capital cities of the historical lands of the Habsburg monarchy (eight in Prague, three in Vienna). Our goal is to discover this network and put it in the context of residential networks of Bohemian aristocrats in this period. …”
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« 20 février ». Discours et portraits d’un mouvement de révolte au Maroc by Cédric Baylocq, Jacopo Granci

“…This article focuses on the implications of the “Arab Spring” on the only monarchy in the Maghreb. Though less dramatic than in neighboring countries, this “spring” did promote constitutional reform and early elections. …”
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Hledat a nalézat: Barokní Valdštejnové a jejich informační síť by Jiří Hrbek

“…It focuses on the formation of an intelligence network within the Habsburg monarchy in the 17th and 18th centuries, while the special social position occupied by the Waldsteins enabled them to make use not only the publicly available resources (newspapers), but also a network of personal relations with agents in Central Europe’s key strategic spots. …”
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The Imperial ambassador, the nuncio and the favourite: The Count of Pötting, Vitaliano Visconti Borromeo and Juan Everardo Nithard at the time of the Spanish crisis (1668–1669) by Rafaella Pillo

“… The essay aims at touching different aspects of Spanish policy during the regency of Mariana (1665–1675), the interest in the political and physical weakness of the heir to the throne Prince Charles and future King Charles II, the last Hapsburg on the Spanish monarchy. At that time, Madrid’s fate was mainly in the hands of three men: the Austrian Jesuit Nithard, the Count of Pötting, and the Apostolic nuncio, Vitaliano Visconti Borromeo. …”
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Les réparations du Ciel. Processions, oubli et éternisation des mémoires dans la France des premières guerres de Religion by Jérémie Foa

“…This article is interested in the contradictory articulation, within the first Wars of Religion (around 1562-around 1574), of injunctions to forget, coming from the monarchy, and claims to remember, emanating from confessional communities, whether Catholic or Protestant. …”
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The Death of Jaromír Czernin 1908 by Michal Jirman

“… This article evaluates the death and funeral culture in the high aristocratic society of the Habsburg monarchy at the turn of the twentieth century, focusing on the illness and death of the mostly forgotten Count Jaromír Czernin (1818–1908). …”
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Arrêt sur image : un diocèse du Nordeste brésilien à la veille du Concile by Richard Marin

“…Upstream of drama, the repeated conflicts between the unfortunate bishop and his clergy highlight the failures of Romanization and establish a surprising image of the Church at that time, far from the “Episcopal monarchy” so often mentioned.…”
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Historia y derecho en la investigación sobre las monarquías ibéricas by Darío G. Barriera, Guillaume Gaudin, Pilar Ponce Leiva

“…Barriera aims to review the historiographical framework in which the political history of the Catholic Monarchy has developed since the 1990s in the context of Spanish America. …”
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Ghosts of Empire in Egypt by Elizabeth Bishop

“…The full story of Turkey’s ambassador in Egypt and his revenge remained out of the public eye until newspapers offered full details of a plot, clearly aimed at staging: “a military coup, assassinate Gamal Abdul Nasser and other revolution leaders, and re-establishing the monarchy in Egypt.” Great Britain’s prime minister Anthony Eden concluded the maintenance of his country’s Middle Eastern interests demanded the removal of Nasser from power, planning to isolate Nasser inside Egypt, placing a “gradual squeeze on the Egyptian economy in order to ferment popular dissatisfaction with the military regime”.…”
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