The Image of Suicide in the Dramas of Sophocles and Euripides and Their Views on the Act of Self-Destruction in the Light of the Ancient Greeks' Understanding of Self-Elimination.

5-32

Castra Biblica: The New Davids and Solomons and Their Central European Castles – An Undervalued Paradigm in Castelology?

33-51

Nobles’ Interest in Equestrianism and Living Collections in the 18th Century in the Light of Selected Posthumous Registers

53-66

“Kindly have the grace to […] buy me twelve pairs of Saxon cups […] as long as they are beautiful […].” The Appreciation for Material Objects of Anna Ludwika Radziwiłł, née Mycielska, in Light of Ego-documents

67-83

Polish Exiles, Britain and the Politics of Empire, 1830-1864

85-104

The Traces of Noble Past in the Private Museum of Brunon Konczakowski

105-118

Oriental Afterimages: The Reproduction of Postcolonial Discourse in Polish Exiles’ Ethnographic Texts on Siberia

Reassessing French "impérialisme du pauvre" in 1920s Poland

145-159

The Colonial Question and the Pre-Unification Peasant Movement (1918-1931) in the Second Polish Republic

A Critical Discourse Analysis of Key Peasant Press Titles

161-186

The The Kraków railway underground during the German occupation in 1939-1942: mosaic character, challenges, activity.

187-218

“Communists Stealing Fish from Poor Mauritanians”: The Polish People’s Republic’s Fishing Policies in the “Third World” – The Case of Mauritania, 1960-1980

219-236

Mission: Impossible!

Helmut Schmidt, the Churches, and the Christian Mission to the Jews: An Analytical Study In Honor of Werner Ustorf, Emeritus Professor of Mission at the University of Birmingham, on the Occasion of His 80th Birthday

237-249

M. N. Faszcza, Hans Delbrück and the birth of modern military history. Creativity - concepts - reception

251-254

The Postcolonial Perspective in the Study of Polish History: Concluding Remarks

255-261