Studies in Central European Histories
Brill Academic Publishers Β· Netherlands
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Studies in Central European Histories aims to present new and neglected perspectives on significant subjects and issues within the histories of Central European peoples. It is intended for advanced students and scholars focusing on German and European history during the early modern and modern periods. The journal covers research in Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences.
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Studies in Central European Histories is indexed in Scopus.
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