Transformation of Central European Cities in Historical Development

Transformation of Central European Cities in Historical Development

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Henrich Hrehor - Martin Pekár (eds.)

(Košice, Kraków, Miskolc, Opava) : From the Middle Ages to the End of the 18th Century.

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference, Košice, June 28–29, 2012

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Method of publication:
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Editors:
Henrich Hrehor - Martin Pekár
Document type:
Proceedings
Number of pages:
159
Available from:
15.06.2013
Year of publication:
2013
Edition:
1st edition
Publication language:
English
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts
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Publikácia je spolufinancovaná Medzinárodným vyšehradským fondom v rámci projektu číslo 31110003: Transformation of central European cities in historical development (Kosice, Miskolc, Opava, Krakow).
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