Joachim Bahlcke / Kateřina Bobková / Jiří Mikulec (eds.): Religious, Violence, Confessional Conflicts and Models for Violence Prevention in Central Europe (15th–18th Centuries)/Religiöse Gewalt, konfessionelle Konflikte und Modelle von Gewaltprävention in Mitteleuropa (15.–18. Jahrhundert) (reviewed by Olga Fejtová)


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Document type
Review (monograph)
Journal
Český časopis historický
Pages
1104-1109
Author (Review)
Language(s) (review)
Czech
Language(s) (reviewed text)
German, English
Editor(s) of the presented monograph
Title
Religious, Violence, Confessional Conflicts and Models for Violence Prevention in Central Europe (15th–18th Centuries)/Religiöse Gewalt, konfessionelle Konflikte und Modelle von Gewaltprävention in Mitteleuropa (15.–18. Jahrhundert)
Year of publication
2017
Place of publication
Praha
Publisher
Historický ústav
Number of pages
383
ISBN
978-80-7286-305-1
Subject classification
History of religion, Social and Cultural History
Time classification
15th century, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century
Regional classification
East-Central Europe
Subject heading
Ostmitteleuropa
Religion
Christentum
Kirche
Gewalt
Geschichte 1400-1800
recensio-Date
Jan 25, 2019
recensio-ID
8e0fdce70d77497b832fa0fe0c2746e0
DOI
10.15463/rec.181114119

Fejtová, Olga: review of: Joachim Bahlcke / Kateřina Bobková / Jiří Mikulec (eds.), Religious, Violence, Confessional Conflicts and Models for Violence Prevention in Central Europe (15th–18th Centuries)/Religiöse Gewalt, konfessionelle Konflikte und Modelle von Gewaltprävention in Mitteleuropa (15.–18. Jahrhundert), Praha: Historický ústav, 2017, in: Český časopis historický, 2018, 4, p. 1104-1109, DOI: 10.15463/rec.181114119

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