Duše nevinná stává se andělem : dětské hroby jako prostředek komunikace mezi světem pozemským i záhrobním

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Graves of infants and children belong to a specific category of medieval and modern-age burial culture. The relationships between survivors and deceased children have been complex throughout the Christian period presenting, in many respects, an unresolved issue, in which the fundamental Christian rules and the simple emotional relationship of parents to children celý popis

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Martin Čechura, 1977-
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Historie - Otázky - Problémy. -- ISSN 1804-1132. -- Roč. 11, č. 1 (2019), s. 52-62
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