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Michal Kšiňan

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ID5022337
NAMEMichal Kšiňan
GIVEN NAMESMichal
FAMILY NAMEKšiňan
SIGNATUREKŠIŇAN M
AFFILIATIONSAvaya (Bermuda)
ORCID0000-0001-5361-3984
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Between National Narratives and a Common Story

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan•ARTICLE•Contemporary European History•2026

    This article explores the evolution and shifting interpretations of the dissolution of the Kingdom of Hungary and the creation of its successor states as reflected in the historiographies of Central European nations. It analyses the complex interaction between politics and the socio-cultural milieu, on the one hand, and historiography, on the other. A palpable tension exists between the national narratives and the efforts to construct a commonly …

  • Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan, Michal Ďurčo•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2021

    I n the autumn of 1918, after four years of the greatest conflict in the history of man- kind up till that point, the armies of Entente and its allies fought to a definitive victory against the Central Powers. However, the ensuing period of stability did not come immediately to East-Central Europe, where the aftermath of the First World War lasted much longer than in the Western countries. The end of the war, the Paris Peace Conference (1919) and…

  • Italian-Czechoslovak Military Cooperation (1918–1919) in the Official Historical Memory of the Interwar Period

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan, Juraj Babják•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2021

    T he collapse of Austria-Hungary in 1918 led to a rupture in Central-European geo- politics, the likes of which were effectively unimaginable a mere four years earlier

  • Vystúpenia z vojen

    Open Access•Bohumila Ferenčuhová, Antoine Mares et al.•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2018

    A ktulne slo Forum Historiae ponka naim itateom lnky, ktor sa venuj vystpeniam z vojen (sorties de guerre), teda tematike, ktor si zskava stle v zujem vedeckej obce i u v strednej Eurpe, ale aj vo Franczsku. Mimochodom, reforma bezpenostnho sektora je jednou z priort zahraninej politiky Slovenska, ktorej cieom je zabezpei jeho efektvne fungovanie a demokratick kontrolu, ktor "je jednou zo zkladnch podmienok pre zdrav tt a realizciu alch reforiem …

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  • Vystúpenia z vojen

    Open Access•Bohumila Ferenčuhová, Antoine Mares et al.•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2018

    A ktulne slo Forum Historiae ponka naim itateom lnky, ktor sa venuj vystpeniam z vojen (sorties de guerre), teda tematike, ktor si zskava stle v zujem vedeckej obce i u v strednej Eurpe, ale aj vo Franczsku. Mimochodom, reforma bezpenostnho sektora je jednou z priort zahraninej politiky Slovenska, ktorej cieom je zabezpei jeho efektvne fungovanie a demokratick kontrolu, ktor "je jednou zo zkladnch podmienok pre zdrav tt a realizciu alch reforiem …

  • Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan, Michal Ďurčo•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2021

    I n the autumn of 1918, after four years of the greatest conflict in the history of man- kind up till that point, the armies of Entente and its allies fought to a definitive victory against the Central Powers. However, the ensuing period of stability did not come immediately to East-Central Europe, where the aftermath of the First World War lasted much longer than in the Western countries. The end of the war, the Paris Peace Conference (1919) and…

  • Italian-Czechoslovak Military Cooperation (1918–1919) in the Official Historical Memory of the Interwar Period

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan, Juraj Babják•ARTICLE•Forum Historiae•2021

    T he collapse of Austria-Hungary in 1918 led to a rupture in Central-European geo- politics, the likes of which were effectively unimaginable a mere four years earlier

  • Between National Narratives and a Common Story

    Open Access•Michal Kšiňan•ARTICLE•Contemporary European History•2026

    This article explores the evolution and shifting interpretations of the dissolution of the Kingdom of Hungary and the creation of its successor states as reflected in the historiographies of Central European nations. It analyses the complex interaction between politics and the socio-cultural milieu, on the one hand, and historiography, on the other. A palpable tension exists between the national narratives and the efforts to construct a commonly …

Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Central European national history (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Chemistry (1 work) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (1 work) · Economic history (1 work) · Environmental Science and Water Management (1 work)

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