Lívia Prosinger

András Szeibert-Erdős   “Communists handling a register – equals forgery. János Kuhinka and ErnőOrmódi[Ordódi], iron founders, occupied the local registry of Kispest during the dictatorship [the 1919 Hungarian Soviet] and performed the duties of a civil registrar. Because of … [Read more...] about Marriage Under the Bolsheviks: What A Forgery Charge against Worker Officials Reveals about Post-World War Hungary

  The next event of the Nepostrans seminar series will be held on February 27, 17:00 CET online.     Registration is required:https://forms.gle/zRPqmaHN9DXB2TQr5   "International health in the interwar years began in a meaningful way in post-imperial central and eastern … [Read more...] about SARA SILVERSTEIN: A Public Health Entente: Transnational Public Health in Post-Imperial Europe

  The next event of the Nepostrans seminar series will be held on February 1, 17:00 CET in the Library of the Institute of Political History, 1114 Budapest, Villányi út 11-13, and online. Registration is required:https://forms.gle/M8tvwidERHz4W25z8 (Zoom link will be sent after … [Read more...] about MAEVA BERGHMANS: Towards a Czechoslovak Nation: Victimhood as Identity

    "This talk (in hybrid format) will introduce the main arguments of my forthcoming book, The Life and Death of States, that explores the place of the Habsburg Monarchy in a world of empires. It shows, first, how the empire’s complex, composite legal form spurred new theories … [Read more...] about NATASHA WHEATLEY: The Life and Death of States: The Habsburg Empire and the Transformation of Modern Sovereignty

Our team member, Chris Wendt, visit the Real- und Schprachgymnasium Schlanders on November 18, and gave a lecture entitled „Mit Gott in die Neue Zeit: Glaube und Politik in Nordtirol Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg“. He focused on the period immediately after the First World War, which … [Read more...] about Christopher Wendt in Schlanders, South Tyrol