Jan Drabina
Prof. Dr. Hab. Jan Drabina (born 1939, in Cieszyn) is Polish historian, professor at the Jagiellonian University.
Jan Drabina | |
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Jan Drabina, before 1989 | |
Born | 1939 |
Nationality | Polish |
Alma mater | Jagiellonian University |
Occupation | Historian |
Title | Prof. Dr. Hab. |
He graduated from the Jagiellonian University in 1964 and gained a Ph.D. from the University of Silesia in 1969. In 1993 Drabina gained the title of professor. He is an honorary citizen of Bytom.
Works
- "Kontakty Wrocławia z Rzymem w latach 1409-1517", Wrocław 1981
- "Idee koncyliaryzmu na Śląsku", Kraków 1984
- "Rola argumentacji religijnej w walce politycznej w późnośredniowiecznym Wrocławiu", Kraków 1984
- "Religie na ziemiach Polski i Litwy w średniowieczu", Kraków 1989
- "Życie codzienne w miastach śląskich XIV i XV wieku", Opole 1991
- "Historia Gliwic" (ed.), Gliwice 1995
- "Historia Chorzowa", Chorzów 1998
- "Historia Tarnowskich Gór" (ed.), tarnowskie Góry 2000
- "Historia Bytomia 1254-2000", Bytom 2000
- "Kontakty papiestwa z Polską w latach Schizmy Zachodniej 1378-1415", Kraków 2003
- "Górny Śląsk"
- "Philosophical Problems in the Religions of the East"
- "Wierzenia, Religie, Wspolnoty Wyznaniowe W Sredniowiecznej Polsce I Na Litwie I Ich Koegzystencja"
- "Bytom, Na Starych Planach I Poczto Wkach"
- "Chrzescijanstwo Antyczne"
- "Kontakty Wrocławia z Rzymem w latach 1409-1517"
- "Historia miast śląskich w średniowieczu"
- "Religie a Wojna I Terroryzm"
- "Eschatologia W Religiach, Kulturach I Systemach Myslowych"
- "Prawosawie"
- "Koscioy Wschodnie"
- "Cmentarze Bytomskie: Od Sredniowiecza Do Wspoczesnosci"
- "Historia Chorzowa: Od Sredniowiecza Do 1868 Roku"
- "Religie starożytnego Bliskiego Wschodu"
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