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Home Introduction Configuration I Configuration II ... Türkçe We have 11 guests online Login/Out Black Austrian history Telling about yourself instead of being talked about The significance of Black Austrian history Marion Kraft and Rukhsana Shamim Ashraf-Khan In memoriam Audre Lorde Eigen-Sinn (self-assertion). And even though the Black history of this country will remain fragmentary, we Black researchers neither shy away from asking questions about aspects that cannot be reconstructed nor from sketching potential counter-histories. Talking back from the margins We are here to stay. Against this background the establishment of an independent research group on Black Austrian history within the exhibition project th In doing so, historical processes, with far wider implications than local Austrian history, provide a perspective on the present, make connections and develop a vision of the future. For example, it is precisely the 18 th The Magic Flute, The two extrinsically ascribed terms, [Mohr] and (c) 2006 by Verborgene Geschichte/n - remapping Mozart . This web site was made by DFKT with Joomla!

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var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "8474591555082863918"; Learn To Speak German Blog for German language students, by a German language student. Saturday, October 4, 2008 In reporting the rise of Austria's far right , the Telegraph features an awkward video interview with the triumphant Heinz-Christian Strache , whose anti-immigration Freedom Party garnered a whopping 18% of the vote in Austria's snap elections last month. Watch the video , you'll get a snack-sized German lesson by hearing authentic Austrian German translated into English. You'll also get a history lesson. When asked to address the accusations that he's a Nazi, Strache says: My party, the Freedom Part of Austria, has a democratic history since the year 1848 He chooses words carefully here because the Freedom Party was founded in 1955. But he's right, it does go back further. The Anti-Defamation League provides us with a brief primer on the origins of the Austrian Freedom Party ...founded in 1956, [it] is the heir to the League of Independents. Formed in 1949, the League was the direct descendant of the faction that promoted pan-German nationalism for Austria both under the Habsburgs and in the years following World War I. In 1848 Jacobin rabble rousers ousted Prince Klemens von Metternich , at the emergence of a New Social Order and an era of democracy. So 1848 very well could be the birth year of the faction that would, over a century later, become the Austrian Freedom Party.

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Home Site Map Privacy Our History ... Courses and Workshops Austrian History and Culture Austrian History and Culture Sorry, this course will not be offered in 2010 or is no longer open for registration/available Description HISTORY UG#113/UG#313 Europe’s Crossroads: Austrian History and Culture is an introduction to Austrian History and some of the greatest achievements of Austrian culture. It begins with an examination of the Danubian plain as a place of cultural exchange and conflict. Next it will trace the unlikely ascent of the house of Habsburg, rising through advantageous marriages to become the hegemonic rulers of a vast New and Old World Empire. Finally follow Austria’s post-Habsburg history, the willing anschluss with Hitler’s Germany and the uneasy neutrality of the Cold War period. The second part of the course will cover some of the achievements of Europe’s crossroads, where the patronage of the Emperors brought forth humanity’s most rewarding work. Mozart is the focal point of the study of Austrian culture, see that he is one of a legion of brilliant artists, musicians and builders; all of whom have left a visible legacy in the classroom, the city of Salzburg. Instructor Dr. Robert Landrum

27. Austrian History « History Rhymes By midcentury a fairly clear picture was beginning to emerge that unification of the German states was going to be inevitable in one form or another. http://www.historyrhymes.info/category/world-history/austrian-history/

History Rhymes Subscribe via RSS Home About ... Links Apr/10 Nineteenth Century German History: Rise and Fall of a New Empire (1850-1918) A fresco created by Philipp Veit to represent German unification. Source: Wikipedia By midcentury a fairly clear picture was beginning to emerge that unification of the German states was going to be inevitable in one form or another. One of the largest and more pressing hurdles yet to overcome, however, was which state was going to dominate and lead this unified Germany. The key players in this situation were German-speaking Austria and Prussia. Eventually this pressure led to war between the two countries, out of which emerged a political figure whose influence on the soon to be united Germany was almost greater than the Kaiser’s . This man was Otto von Bismarck. Born of noble birth in Prussia and destined for politics, Bismarck began his political career in relative obscurity, but rose through the ranks at a rapid pace. During the Revolution of 1848, he founded a conservative political party called the Kreuzzeitungspartei which he used as a springboard to launch his political ambitions. Only three years later, in 1851, he was made the Prussian ambassador to the German

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Habsburg dynasty Congress of Vienna Austrian history: Habsburg dynasty Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube! The rise of House Habsburg! This line of medieval poetry is representative of the rise of the Habsburg Empire. It was written in the late Middle Ages at the same time when the Habsburgs transformed themselves from insignificant Swiss Counts to Holy Roman Emperors of German Nation. They were one of the most powerful dynasties of Ancient Europe. Rudolf von Habsburg - the 13th century But we will come to this later! Let's start at the beginning: In 1273 the kurfuersts (a number of counts responsible for electing the German emperor) had finally come to a decision: they had elected the rather negligible Swiss count 'Rudolf von der Habichtsburg' (Habsburg!) on the strength of his very insignificance. By this they expected to lose as little power of their own as possible. However, their hopes were to be disappointed. Already in 1278 Rudolf defeated his mightiest opponent

29. Center For Austrian Studies : University Of Minnesota Offers information on the program, studies, publications and grants. http://www.cas.umn.edu/

Campuses : Twin Cities Crookston Duluth Morris ... Other Locations Center for Austrian Studies casahy@umn.edu myU OneStop About CAS Calendar ... Opportunities for Giving Welcome to the Center for Austrian Studies An interdisciplinary center for the study of the Habsburg Empire, Austria and other successor states, and the new Europe. Announcements Interim Director Appointed Klaas van der Sanden has been named interim director of the Center for Austrian Studies, effective July 1, 2010. For a brief biography, click here Documentary "Fulbright at Sixty" to be screened The Austrian-American Educational Commission (Fulbright Commission) will present screenings of a new documentary film, "Fulbright at Sixty," by Georg Steinböck. It will be shown at four locations in the United States, including the University of Minnesota. The showing here will be copresented by the Center for Austrian Studies, and will be held in Walter Library, Room 101, on Monday, October 4. More information about this and other US screenings here Streaming video presentation: "Austria, the EU, the US and Beyond"

30. Austrian History - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library Please select at least one (1) media type and then click on Search . http://www.questia.com/search/austrian-history

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33. Austrian History Game - Play Fun Trivia Quiz At its height, the Austrian Empire was the second largest country in Europe after Russia. Some of its history is well known, but much of its history is rather less well known. http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz/quiz338243e2408.html

34. Austrian History | History Of Austria :: Soccerphile History of Austria. Read an article on Austrian history from the early beginnings of human settlement, through the Habsburg period to the present day. http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/euro2008/culture/austrian-history.html

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35. Austrian History Lesson - The Washington Post | HighBeam Research - FREE Trial Austrian History Lesson find The Washington Post articles. div id= bedoc-text In his May 22 letter, George F. Muller stated that Mauthausen was a concentration camp before .. http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-529416.html

36. Austrian History And Maps For an encyclopedic approach to general Austrian information, check out this site http//www.aeiou.at/ For an interesting overview of money in Austria, try this page http://www.austriancoins.com/hist.html

For an encyclopedic approach to general Austrian information, check out this site: http://www.aeiou.at/ For an interesting overview of money in Austria, try this page: http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.encyclop.g/g215938.htm (click on "English" near the top of the page) Central Europe Austrian States Major Austrian Cities Timeline 20,000 Years before the Present Paleolithic Man lived in the area first as nomadic hunters that migrated through the Danubian steppe during the Ice Age "summers" and later as agrarian settlers on the fertile land adjoining the rivers. 500 BC to the first century BC About 500 BC, Celtic people established a settlement at the site of Vienna, a large spur of land protected by a bend in the Danube, with a commanding view of the outlying plains. It was called "Vindomina", (White Place). 15 BC Romans control Austria south of the Danube River. AD 100's Warlike tribes from Germany, Asia, and Slavic nations begin to invade Roman Austria; Roman control starts to weaken.

37. Austrian History : Articles On The History Of Austria An overview on the articles dealing with Austrian history, the society and past poltics of Austria. http://www.tourmycountry.com/austria/history-austria.htm

home background History of Austria This page gives an overview on those aticles on TourMyCountry.com that are concerned with the history of Austria. In addition to general ones, there are also some articles with specialist topics or regional scope. A Detailed History of Austria - in 13 Parts County and Duchy Austria, Babenberger rule (967-1245) Interregnum, Habsburg rise, Middle Ages and German Emperor Territorial gains through marriage, Habsburgs rule the World Reformation and 30 Years' War; Turkish sieges and wars ... World War II, Holocaust, a decade of occupation until 1955 More on Austrian History: Specialist Articles A Short History of Austria in less than 1000 words Part II A Complete List of all Austrian Monarchs A Complete List of all Prince Archbishops of Salzburg ... Conclusions, Part II: Austrian Galicia until 1914 - Part 14 return to " background " Further Reading Wikipedia on the History of Austria The Economist with a country briefing on Austria Primary Sources on Austrian History about ... activities

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Habsburg dynasty Congress of Vienna Austria 2005 Austrian history: Habsburg dynasty Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube! The rise of House Habsburg! This line of medieval poetry is representative of the rise of the Habsburg Empire. It was written in the late Middle Ages at the same time when the Habsburgs transformed themselves from insignificant Swiss Counts to Holy Roman Emperors of German Nation. They were one of the most powerful dynasties of Ancient Europe. Rudolf von Habsburg - the 13th century But we will come to this later! Let's start at the beginning: In 1273 the kurfuersts (a number of counts responsible for electing the German emperor) had finally come to a decision: they had elected the rather negligible Swiss count 'Rudolf von der Habichtsburg' (Habsburg!) on the strength of his very insignificance. By this they expected to lose as little power of their own as possible. However, their hopes were to be disappointed. Already in 1278 Rudolf defeated his mightiest opponent

40. The Austrian History Of US Money And Banking - Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan - Mi Economic history is often portrayed as a battle between a government filled with wisdom and benevolence, and a free market guided by animal spirits. Rothbard provides http://mises.org/daily/4615

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