Egypt and Austria I

Sigismund Neukomm (1778-1858) und die Faszination des Alten Ägypten (Konrad Antonicek); Österreichische Orientmaler als Reisebegleiter berühmter Persönlichkeiten im 19 Jh (Angela Blaschek); The eighteenth century Franciscan missionaries of the Czech crown lands and their first-hand accounts of Levant, Egypt and Ethiopia in the perspective of the so-called Orientalism (Marek Dospel); Alois Negrelli Ritter von Moldelbe und der Suezkanal (Roman Gundacker); Austrian architects on the Nile (1869-1914) (Johanna Holaubek); Leopold Carl Müller's travels to Egypt with a special remark on his eighth trip, on which he was accompanied by his sister Maria (1883/4) (Peter Jánosi); The reception of ancient Egypt in the collection of Emperor Rudolph II (Lucie Jiráskova); Travellers to Egypt in 1920s and 1930s (Adéla Macková); The Oriental policy of Habsburg monarchy in the first half of the nineteenth century and Anton Prokesch von Osten as its remarkable diplomat (Roman Míšek); Venceslas Kramerius and bookworm travelling in the early 1800s (Hana Navrátilová); Africa and the counts of Berchtold at Buchlau (Pavel Onderka); Österreichische reisende bei der Eröffnung des Suezkanals (Anna Selander); Slatin Pasha (Erich Sommerauer); Glimpses of social history: Austrians in Egypt (Edith Specht); František Lexa in Egypt (An account of the 1930-1931 study trip to Egypt, undertaken by the founder of Egyptology in Czechoslovakia) (Lenka Suková).