Properly published pure pleasure!

This is a very cretaive initiative. Astrid Harz

It is out now! Especially recommended for Astrid Harz The Disputed Austro-Hungarian Border: Agendas, Actors, and Practices in Western Hungary/Burgenland after World War I | Berghahn Books berghahnbooks.com/title/Grandits…

Where you will find me in the next five months... Berlin, Wissenschaftskolleg.

#KoepfeundIdeen 2025: Of the Songs of Dinosaurs – a portrait of Fellow Julia Clarke by Gerald Wagner wiko-berlin.de/en/wikotheque/…

That was exhausting, but fun!

Please come and share your questions, advice, experience, wisdom, etc., about doing research in Poland, the Czech Republic, and/or Slovakia this Thursday!

I'm so happy for Dominique Kirchner Reill and envious of the Wirth Institute and her new colleagues!

It is very much belated, but feedback needed. uploads.knightlab.com/storymapjs/cd3…

Next week in Berlin/Nächste Woche!

I have not yet considered a book review as a fitness task:

I am delighted to invite you to a special event. Join me and four fantastic panelists, Anca Filipovici (chair), Irina Livezeanu, Alexandra Chiriac, and Kathryn Caric, on Saturday, 31 May 2025, from 9:40 to 11:00 AM, in Room 203 Schuman,

leibniz-ios.de/en/events/deta…

I loved to work on it so much! I'm garetful to Anna Ross and Jean-Michel Johnston for inviting me to write it as part of their fabulous special issue! The Human Factor: Living with and after Empire | Contemporary European History | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4kh5AKn

I have ten free copies to distribute, just let me know to get the redemption code! The Human Factor: Living with and after Empire | Contemporary European History | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4krD6xN

Come and meet almost the whole Nepostrans team in Vienna at CEHC! Jernej Kosi, Ivan Jelicic, Cody Inglis, Chris Wendt and me, with the whole Florence closing conference line-up from 2023. ceh-c.univie.ac.at/fileadmin/user…

Central European History Convention has started! #CEH_C

"Security guarantees" the provision of which is conditioned on the preliminary permission of the very country against which they are intended are neither guarantees nor have anything to do with security.