Ivan Puš
Ivan Puš, Ph.D. is a social and cultural historian who focuses on Czech-German relations in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, language law and the history of education in the late Habsburg Monarchy and its successor states.
The current project: Modernization of Commercial Education in Cisleithania, 1848-1918
Ivan Puš won the Scholar-In-Residence Fulbright teaching award for the University of Houston (2021).
The current project: Modernization of Commercial Education in Cisleithania, 1848-1918
Ivan Puš won the Scholar-In-Residence Fulbright teaching award for the University of Houston (2021).
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R. Fischer spent the first years of the war in seclusion in his native Loštice, and in the penultimate year of the war, he served in the military in Vienna. Thanks to his social status, he was able to visit Olomouc and, as a member of the Natinal Comittee, he participated in the key events that led to the autonomy of the Czech lands and the creation of the Czechoslovak state.
Lex Perek and Marchet Regulations and their impact on the nationality-based schools
system in Austria-Hungary. The end of the long 19th century was accompanied by nationalities unrest. Disputes over the use of language and in education came to a head
in mixed language areas. One of these was Moravia. The Lex Perek, a law initiated by
Czech MPs under the Moravian Settlement, was aimed at supporting minority schooling.
Marchet’s implementing regulations then defined this in practice. It stemmed from the
efforts of German politicians to soften the impact of the law. Judicial disputes followed
over their interpretation, and partial changes followed.
In: Vlastivědný věstník moravský 68, č. 2, 2016, s. 8–16.
Book Reviews by Ivan Puš
In: Časopis Slezského zemského muzea série B - vědy historické 65 (2016), s. 90-92.
Books by Ivan Puš
R. Fischer spent the first years of the war in seclusion in his native Loštice, and in the penultimate year of the war, he served in the military in Vienna. Thanks to his social status, he was able to visit Olomouc and, as a member of the Natinal Comittee, he participated in the key events that led to the autonomy of the Czech lands and the creation of the Czechoslovak state.
Lex Perek and Marchet Regulations and their impact on the nationality-based schools
system in Austria-Hungary. The end of the long 19th century was accompanied by nationalities unrest. Disputes over the use of language and in education came to a head
in mixed language areas. One of these was Moravia. The Lex Perek, a law initiated by
Czech MPs under the Moravian Settlement, was aimed at supporting minority schooling.
Marchet’s implementing regulations then defined this in practice. It stemmed from the
efforts of German politicians to soften the impact of the law. Judicial disputes followed
over their interpretation, and partial changes followed.
In: Vlastivědný věstník moravský 68, č. 2, 2016, s. 8–16.
In: Časopis Slezského zemského muzea série B - vědy historické 65 (2016), s. 90-92.