The March to Prussia: The Informative Value of a Peripheral Phenomenon by Werner Paravicini

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Meaningful Waste: Crusades to Prussia and Lithuania according to Pierre Bourdieu 's Theory of Capital by Werner Paravicini

“… Applying Pierre Bourdieu's theory of capital, the paper examines the reasons why the Western nobleman crusaded to Prussia and Lithuania. The author has detected a huge amount of such marches, especially in the 14th century. …”
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Objects of Politics: The Appropriation of Earth Science Collections in Prussia during the Long Nineteenth Century by Angela Strauß

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Hegemonic childhood in the Polish community of West Prussia in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries by Paweł Śpica

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La non-restauration des statues antiques berlinoises à Paris by Astrid Fendt

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“In Heavy Chains”: The Treatment of Prisoners of War in the Teutonic Order in Prussia, the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the First Half of the Fifteenth Century by Antanas Petrilionis

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Clergyman as a Subject and Object of Death Commemoration in Late Medieval Prussian Town by Marcin Sumowski

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„Ist es etwas, das man wissen muß?“ by Florian Krobb

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Juozas Narūnavičius–Naronskis, a mathematician and cartographer (1610–1678) by Evaldas Gečiauskas

“…The same year, due to the persecution of antitrinitians he left for East Prussia under the guardianship of Boguslavas Radvila who become thė governor for East Prussia nominatedby Brandenburg elector Friedrich Wilhelm in 1657. …”
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The Origin of the Large-Scale Industry in Klaipėda's Region in the end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th century by Julius Žukas

“…Meanwhile, the provinces of Prussia were rather poor, even at the end of the 19th century. …”
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Diplomacy and Recruitment of Mercenaries before the Battle of Žalgiris by Sven Ekdahl

“…Two weeks later, however, he ordered the Order's emissary, who dwelled in Prague, to recruit 900 mercenaries so that they would be in Prussia before the end of the truce on St John's Day. …”
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Russia of PeterI: Gaining Great Power Status by P. A. Krotov

“…International treaties of Russia with France, Austria, Prussia, Rzeczpospolita, Sweden, China, the Ottoman Empire and the Crimean Khanate show that for the first time, the new role of Russia as a great power, as the guarantor of the common Eu- ropean contractual system after the War of the Spanish Succession (1701 / 1702-1714) was enshrined in the Amsterdam Treaty (1717), which was concluded between Russia, France, and Prussia. …”
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Proclamation of the All-Russian Empire – the Beginning of the Way to the Great Power Status by V. A. Artamonov

“…The entry of the Russian Empire into the system of international relations as one of the five great powers – France, Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia – occurred during the Seven Years War of 1756-1763. …”
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Blood and Iron: The Rise and Fall of the German Empire 1871 – 1918 by Arzu Melek Ozgumus

“…In the first chapter of the book, Hoyer covers the period between 1815-1871, beginning with the Vienna Congress in 1815, where Austria-Hungary and Prussia started their competition on the hegemony over the German states – which ultimately resolved in favor of Prussia. …”
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The links between the banned Lithuanian press and the national identity by Vytautas Merkys

“…The publishing was concentrated in Lithuanian Minor (Prussia, Germany) and the USA and secretly disseminated among Lithuanians in the Russian Empire. …”
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Ostrov Pereon a středoevropská misie kolem roku 1000 by Jan Stejskal

“…His martyrdom in pagan Prussia stimulated numerous missions to the Central Europe heavily supported by the emperor and also by the pope. …”
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„Pruští emigranti“. Kladsko-slezské komunity ve východních a středovýchodních Čechách (1763–1946) by René Novotný

“…Their homeland was permanently connected to Prussia, but many Catholics remained loyal to the Habsburgs. …”
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Herbert Hoover and the Organization of the American Relief Effort in Poland (1919-1923) by Matthew Lloyd Adams

“…Poland, recreated after the armistice of 1918, was confronted at its rebirth with four very severe challenges: welding together the separate sections of the dissected country, which for many decades had been under the rule of Prussia-Germany, Austria and Russia; creating a functioning administration and military force for the country; ensuring the recovery of agriculture, which, during World War I, had seriously declined; and restarting industries destroyed or closed during foreign military occupation. …”
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Diabelskie koło historii. Poetyki miejskie w powieści Aleksieja Iwanowa Cienie Teutonów by Svetlana Pavlenko

“…Some events take place in 1457 during the siege of Marienburg, the capital of the Teutonic Order’s State, and the Polish-Teutonic conflict serves as a starting point for the depiction of later battles, in 1945, within the former East Prussia, now known as the Kaliningrad Oblast. This article examines the means used to create the urban spaces depicted in the novel and their transformation as a result of armed conflicts. …”
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The genesis of training in landscape architecture in Portugal by Ana Catarina Antunes, Teresa Portela Marques, Teresa Andresen

“…To better understand the foundations behind the creation of the degree in Portugal it is necessary to look back to the 19th century in Prussia and learn about the scientific-pedagogical program of the Royal Gardeners Training School (Königliche Gärtnerlehranstalt) and the Berlin Agricultural College (Landwirtschaftliche Hochschule Berlin) founded in 1929 and considered the successor of that gardeners’ School. …”
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