Academic talk on Viennese Naturalists’ Reliance on Enslaved and Free Black Populations in Colonial Settings by Professor Heather Morrison (SUNY New Paltz)
Geaturing six articles and two digital projects that cover a range of topics from German diplomats in Istanbul to feud culture in the Holy Roman Empire, from sexology in Weimar Germany to dramatic developments of the Prague Spring.
We congratulate Dr. Lonnie R. Johnson, a native of Minnesota, on over forty years of experience in international education and twenty years serving as the executive director of Fulbright Austria.
"Black Labor and Aid: Viennese Naturalists' Reliance on Enslaved and Free Black Populations in Colonial Settings" A work-in-progress presentation, attendees are expected to read Heather...
"From Paris to Budapest (and back): French-Hungarian Cultural Transfers from the Nineteenth-Century to the Interwar Period" A lecture by Alexander Vari From the French Anjou princes who sat...
Gallery talk and tour Presented by the Center for Austrian Studies Elizabeth Scheu Close: A Life in Modern Architecture Wednesday, March 18, 4 PM 225 Rapson Hall (talk) and HGA Gallery (...
Elizabeth “Lisl” Scheu Close (1912-2011) was Minnesota’s first modern architect and the designer of more than 250 buildings in the state. Born in Vienna, Austria, she was among early...
The Austrian School of Economics—a movement that has had a vast impact on economics, politics, and society, especially among the American right—is poorly understood by supporters and...
As historian Michel-Rolph Trouillot noted in his groundbreaking book on the production of history, Silencing the Past, “history is always produced in a specific historical context.”...
