Acknowledgment
Introduction: The Military Institutions and Cityscapes of Modern Europe - Dragan Damjanovic
Section 1: Military Towns
1. Austro-Hungarian Military Authorities and the City of Pula: Building a Habsburg Stronghold on the Eastern Shores of the Adriatic - Dragan Damjanovic
2. The Military and Urban Evolution in Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Sibiu - Anda-Lucia Spânu
Section 2: Processes of Spatial Military Development, Early Struggles
3. Militarizing Habsburg Urban Space – Military Architecture as an Instrument of Neo-Absolutist State-Building in Lemberg (Lviv, Lwów) after 1848 - Frank Rochow
4. Military Adaptive Reuse of Former Monastic Complexes in Southern Portugal Across Centuries - Catarina Almeida Marado
Section 3: Processes of Spatial Military Development, Mature Forms
5. Military Buildings and Their Presence in Brno from the 1840s: A Fortress Without Walls - Jan Galeta and Tomás Vales
6. Three Late-Nineteenth-Century Barracks in Ljubljana: Military Presence and Urban Development - Franci Lazarini
Section 4: Fortress cities and the debate about their development
7. The Przemysl Fortress (ca. 1850–1914). Urban Development and the Military at the Fringes of the Austrian Empire - Natalia Stojak
8. The Toru. / Thorn Fortress (1872–1914). Urban Development and the Military at the Fringes of the German Empire - Michal Pszczólkowski
Section 5: The military day-to-day
9. Russian Military Infrastructure in Warsaw as an Urban Space (1864–1915) - Aleksander Lupienko, Mariusz Kulik
10. A House of Prayer for Russian Soldiers in a Finnish Provincial Town. The Case of Hämeenlinna (1900–1923) - Tuomas Teuho
Armies and Cities – An Afterword - Aleksander Lupienko
Notes on the contributors
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