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CAS mourns the loss of Herbert Kahler, a long-time friend and supporter, who passed away at the age of 82 on October 23

Announcing the 2018 Rath and CAS Book Prize Winners!

Presenting the CAS Fall 2018 Schedule of Events

Check out the Czech film series coming to the Twin Cities Aug 24-26

New report by Dr. Farid Hafez covers Islamophobia across Europe in 2017

Congratulations to the VoV and CAS Travel Award Winners!

Austrian Fulbright for School of Music grad student Mary Kirchdorfer

Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Scholarships

Call for Submissions: Center for Austrian Studies 2018 Book Award

2018 Voices of Vienna scholarship applications due April 6!

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November 16, 2018

CEMH Lecture: The Ecological and Environmental Consequences of the Thirty Years&...

Read more about CEMH Lecture: The Ecological and Environmental Consequences of the Thirty Years' War

The Center for Early Modern History presents: "The Ecological and Environmental Consequences of the Thirty Years' War: Longue durée and histoire événementielle" Mary Lindemann Department of...

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Austrian Studies

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