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The Comparison of Absolutist Forms of Government in Bavaria and Bohemia in 17th and 18th Centuries
Hrbek, Jiří
The regions, which was divided by mutual border since Middle Ages, have a lot of historical similarities and parallels. This study focused on the political resemblances between Bavaria and Bohemia in 17th and 18th centuries, in the period of absolutism. Above all we can see the relationship to Habsburg dynasty, which ruled hereditary in Bohemia. The Habsburgs concurrently were the Heads of Holy Roman Empire, which was important for Bavaria. The considerable similarities we can find in the internal politics as well: both the Habsburgs and the Wittelsbachs tried to marginalize the Diets and other representations of the estates for example.
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Poor care in Bohemia and Bavaria in the 19th century
Hlavačka, Milan
In both countries, a system was developed for the poor care, in which age care and medical care are not centralized and were not uniformly secured for all. In the Czech lands as well in Bavaria, however, began with the enlightenment of a process that covered the bandwidth of the instruments for combating poverty.
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Prologue: Czech Lands and Bavaria
Hlavačka, Milan ; Luft, R.
Ten years after the issue of „Bayern und Böhmen: Kontakt, Konflikt, Kulturʺ, Collegium Carolinum published a cross-sectional work on the parallel Czech and Bavarian past of the last 1500 years. The sumitted essays of this publication can be divided into three types: the type A comproses divergent prosesses with weak interactions, the type B comprises cases that indicate homogeneous phenomena or converged proces with significant external influences, the type C captures mutually strongly interconnected proces where, in addition to the general external effects, a fundamental impulse of one of the investigated regions made an impact.
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