V monografii Diskrétní pobyt: Židovští dětští uprchlíci z Československa. Příběh o přistěhovalcích zachytila německá historička osudy židovských dětských uprchlíků z Německa, Rakouska a Československa, kteří našli azyl před nacismem v Dánsku. Podle recenzenta zužitkovala svůj systematický zájem o dějiny holokaustu a nedobrovolných migrací i svůj dlouhodobý pobyt v Dánsku v příkladné práci s prameny a přehledném, poutavém výkladu, který zčásti pojednává i o koncentračním táboru Terezín, kam byla část dětí z Dánska deportována., In this publication, whose Danish title translates as ‘A Discreet Sojourn: Jewish Refugee Children during the Occupation. A Story of Immigrants’, Lone Rünitz, a German historian, considers the fate of Jewish children who fled the Nazi régimes in Germany, Austria, and the former Czechoslovakia, and found asylum in Denmark. According to the reviewer, the author has made good use of her many years in Denmark and her long-term interest in the history of the Shoah and involuntary migration. Her work with the primary sources is exemplary, and the exposition is clear and gripping, also discussing Theresienstadt (Terezín), where some of the children were deported from Denmark., and [autor recenze] Pavol Jakubec.
Rove beetles (Staphylinidae) are used to explore the forces that shaped the terrestrial fauna on Læsø, a young ca. 3000 year old Danish oceanic island located in the Kattegat strait between mainland Denmark and Sweden. We compile a detailed list of species of rove beetles for Læsø (328 species) and the surrounding Danish and Swedish regions (altogether 1075 species), which includes a standardized inventory of their body sizes, and the habitat and microhabitat preference of each species. The composition of the fauna on Læsø and adjacent mainland regions points to North-Eastern Jutland as the main source of the rove beetles on Læsø. Although large beetles are more active and likely to disperse than small beetles, there is no bias towards large species on the island indicating that the sea separating Læsø from the mainland has not been a barrier for rove beetle dispersal. The statistical analysis of the habitat and microhabitat preferences of the species of the entire system studied has shown that Læsø, compared to the mainland areas, is distinctly more dominated by ecological generalists, especially by species adapted to ephemeral, temporary humid microhabitats. Presumably, the mosaic of mostly dry open habitats available on Læsø filters for species, that are able to populate these suboptimal habitats via patches of humid but ephemeral microhabitats. A comprehensive eco-faunistic dataset for the Staphylinidae compiled for this study is the first modern account of the rove beetle fauna on the Danish island of Læsø., Aslak K. Hansen, Mathias J. Justesen, Sebastian Kepfer-Rojas, David B. Byriel, Jan Pedersen, Alexey Solodovnikov., and Obsahuje bibliografii
napsal Arnošt Kraus and Obsahuje přívazky: Kázání o metličce (11 stran ; Tiskem Antonína Renna. – Nákladem „Času“) -- JUDr. Alois Krása (21 stran ; Tiskem Antonína Renna v Praze. – Nákladem „Času“)