1. Periodization of the Czech history using modern Historiography, main diferences in development of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia
2. Prehistory, archeological findings, Celts, Gerrmans, Slavs
3. Forming of the first political units, Marobud, Samo and their lands, Great moravia and Czech state
4. Centralizing of the Czech princedom, hereditary kings, Přemyslid dynasty, Romanesque architecture
5. Czech kingdom at its prime, Jan and Karel Lucemburg, Gothic period
6. Religious reformation and Hussite Wars
7. George of Poděbrady, Jagiellonian dynasty, Renaissance
8. Restoration of Catholic faith, Thirty Years´War, Habsburg dynasty, turkish threat
9. War over austrian heritage, Age of Enlightment, Germanizing, Baroque
10. Napolean War, industrial revolution, national self-awareness
11. The First World War, legions, formation of Czechoslovakia
12. The Great Depression, Nazi threat, Munich, Protectorate, resistence, Prague uprising
13. February 1948, communism, Prague Spring, Velvet revolution, partition of Czechoslovakia, Czech republic
2. Prehistory, archeological findings, Celts, Gerrmans, Slavs
3. Forming of the first political units, Marobud, Samo and their lands, Great moravia and Czech state
4. Centralizing of the Czech princedom, hereditary kings, Přemyslid dynasty, Romanesque architecture
5. Czech kingdom at its prime, Jan and Karel Lucemburg, Gothic period
6. Religious reformation and Hussite Wars
7. George of Poděbrady, Jagiellonian dynasty, Renaissance
8. Restoration of Catholic faith, Thirty Years´War, Habsburg dynasty, turkish threat
9. War over austrian heritage, Age of Enlightment, Germanizing, Baroque
10. Napolean War, industrial revolution, national self-awareness
11. The First World War, legions, formation of Czechoslovakia
12. The Great Depression, Nazi threat, Munich, Protectorate, resistence, Prague uprising
13. February 1948, communism, Prague Spring, Velvet revolution, partition of Czechoslovakia, Czech republic