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Gábor, Egry, October 21st, 2019  Francis Joseph's statue was initially a very controversial piece of public art in the city of Karánsebes/Karansebesch/Caransebes. Once the seat of a border regiment (which was disbanded in 1876), the region gave a series of well-known and loyal … [Read more...] about The strange afterlife of Francis Joseph(‘s Statue)

  Anna Adorjáni is a PhD student at the University of Vienna, Department of East European History. She studied social history, international relations, and cultural heritage at Babeş-Bolyai University (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) and at Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest, Hungary). … [Read more...] about Anna, Adorjáni

Christopher Wendt, September 18th 2019   [„]Mir hat keine Bezirkshauptmannschaft und keine andere Behörde was zu schaffen, und sie,[„] auf den Postenleiter Vogel mit der Hand deutend, [„]können mich am Arsch lecken, schaffen kann nur der Herrgott und ich, sonst gibt es keine … [Read more...] about Summer 1919 in (German-)Austrian Tyrol: Much Ado About… One Cow in Außervillgraten

  Ivan Jeličić, September 2nd, 2019   Police files can tell fascinating stories, even more when the local police operated in a former Hungarian port-city where a long and uncertain transition from the Habsburg Monarchy to new states was (un)resolved by the presence of an … [Read more...] about Hungarian Revolutionaries on the Adriatic Shores