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The making of Central and Eastern Europe.

Title: The making of Central and Eastern Europe.
Author: Dvornik, Francis, 1893-1975.
Publication: London, Polish Research Centre, 1949.

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iv, 350 pages maps; 26 cm

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History

Note

"In many aspects a continuation of my book 'Les Slaves, Byzance et Rome au IXe siècle, published in Paris in 1926."

Bibliography (note)

Bibliography: p. 319-334.

Contents

Dawn of Slavonic history and rise of Germany -- The Emperor Otto I, Poland, Bohemia and Russia -- The contest between three dynasties; Piasts, Przemyslides and Slavniks -- Otto's "Renovatio Imperii," Poland, Bohemia, Hungary and Russia -- A Polish-Czech or a Czech-Polish state -- Kievan Russia and Central Europe -- Conclusion: Central Europe's fate -- Appendix I: Byzantine, Arab and Anglo-Saxon tradition on White Croatia and White Serbia. Origins of the Croats and the Serbs -- Appendix II: Forgotten empires: The empire of the Antes, White Croatia, White Serbia -- Appendix III: Polish and Russian conflict over the remains of White Croatia -- Appendix IV: Primitive Russians of Sarmatian origin? -- Appendix V: The donation of Poland to the Holy See by Mieszko i the "Dagome Iudex."

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49029625

OCLC

ocm00832697
832697
SCSB-586562

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Princeton University Library