Book Discussions of Maria Todorova's The Lost World of Socialists at Europe's Margins and Georg B. Michels' The Habsburg Empire under Siege: Ottoman Expansion and Hungarian…
Until World War I, Austria-Hungary encompassed a vast territory from Czernowitz to Trieste and from Salzburg to Transylvania. What held these diverse peoples and places…
Professor Helfferich's talk surveyed some of the disruptions and devastations caused by the Thirty Years War but focused on people’s survival tactics, which included…
Landry shows how Europeans moved mountains and earth to transform the Alps into a natural battery in order to make fickle water behave more like the dominant energy source of…
Marchand's talk told the tale of two porcelain manufactories, the Imperial Viennese Manufactory (WPM) and the privately owned Thuringian firm, Wallendorf, from which sprang…
The CAS Spring Events Calendar includes talks from Sue Marchand, Marc Landry, Magda Teter, Tryntje Helfferich, Scott Spector, Frances Tanzer, and a group/community discussion…
The latest issue includes an interview with Tara Zahra (who delivered our 2020 Kann Memorial Lecture), an update from the Panel for In Rem Restitution, Bertram M. Gordon on…
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing efforts to become a more sustainable institution, beginning in Fall 2020 (and until further notice) we will be issuing the ASN as a…
Professor Larry Wolff sat down with CAS to discuss his new book (Woodrow Wilson and the Reimagining of Eastern Europe) as well as the legacies of Woodrow Wilson today.
While demonstrating the ways in which Jewish history was inextricably linked with the history of Europe as a whole, Hacohen’s narrative also underscores the enduring…
Congratulations to Katherine Younger, for her dissertation "Contested Confession: The Greek Catholic/Uniate Church in 19th-Century Politics" (Yale University, 2018).
