Settlement movements in Central and Eastern Europe since the Middle Ages 1900-3-SCE-GSW-WA

elective courses

Classroom

(in Polish) In the course, the instructor will discuss the major migratory movements that formed the structures of modern Central and Eastern Europe in a geographic-historical perspective. Students will learn why German settlements guaranteed the success of some areas of modern Poland, Slovakia and Hungary, who the Deaf Germans and Old Believers were (who they are), and why we can come across Orthodox churches in Warmia and Mazury regions. The lecture will be concluded with an exam.

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