I am happy to announce that after years of work the Researcher’s Guide to the Czech Land Books is finished and available to the public. We have completed the work during this summer and made this book ready for print. You may learn more about the book here. You mayContinue Reading
It has been some time since we posted our last status report. As in the last report from November 2022, we can repeat that we spent time checking and proofreading the book. By the end of February we had read and checked all the entries and the corrections were reflectedContinue Reading
There was only one reason for the long silence on these web-pages, and that was the work on the book. We’ve done a lot of work since the last Status Report. All the records and their English translations have been finally checked. The whole book is also type-set. (Perhaps, weContinue Reading
Work on the book progressed a lot during the first months of this year. All corrections to the text have been made. We have also corrected numerous typographical shortcomings. Finally, I have finished all the short remaining texts and the book is now written to the last part. As farContinue Reading
The progress of the work to complete the book was not as great as we would have liked. The summer holidays were a greater distraction than usual after the first year of the epidemic. Then in the autumn, the covid disease struck both authors. Nevertheless, I have completed the editingContinue Reading
I have discovered two book reviews on a book published in German in 2001 with the title Gutsherrschaft und „zweite Leibeigenschaft” in Böhmen. The book was written by a renowned Czech historian Eduard Maur. Since the book is written (actually translated into) in German it may be more accessible thanContinue Reading
This is the first of the occasional status reports which will be published till the book is released and can be ordered by the public. The book is completely written and edited in a manuscript. Also all records are prepared in transcription from original sources, the archaic language is transformedContinue Reading