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This research examines the self-identification of E. St. Vráz as Czech and its impact on Czech migrant communities in the US.

“A Czech, Not Austrian Traveler”: E. St. Vráz and the Self-Identification of Czechs in the United States in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century

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Case study reveals national identity formation in Czech migrant communities, suggesting a distinct cultural perspective from the Habsburg empire.

This research examines the self-identification of E. St. Vráz as Czech and its impact on Czech migrant communities in the US.
Case study of E. St. Vráz's life and work
Analysis of Vráz's writings and correspondence
Review of contemporary periodicals and primary documents
Vráz's self-identification influenced Czech-American perceptions
Strengthened national identity among Czech migrants
Provided insights into attitudes toward the Habsburg empire

Markéta Křížová (2026) studied this question.

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Case study reveals national identity formation in Czech migrant communities, suggesting a distinct cultural perspective from the Habsburg empire.