21. Austrian Culture Culture in Austria is the responsibility of the Austrian Ministry of Education, austrian culture has found what may be its most characteristic http://www.austro.org/e/culture.html

Austrian Cultural Events in Canada On this web site are: a list of Austrian Clubs and Societies in Canada a Cultural Events Calendar , listing many cultural events organized by, or of interest to, the Austrian-Canadian community. InfoNet-AUSTRIA Therefore, the Ministry has, in co-operation with the Austrian National Library, produced a web site to serve as a portal to all aspects of Austrian Culture. This web site is InfoNet-AUSTRIA A Brief Look at the History of Austrian Culture Although Austrian literature and drama date back to the 12 th century it is best known since the classical period and the golden age of the Viennese popular comedy in the 19 th century. Around 1890 major changes took place in Austrian literature and since then Austria became a leading center of literature in German language and the world of Austrian literature since 1945 has been extremely varied. The following introductory brochures to Austrian arts are available at the Austrian Embassy Ottawa: Aspects of Austrian Culture since 1945 Music in Austria Filmbook The visual arts in Austria from 1890 Other Sources Details about Cultural Events in Austria are provided in the information brochures A Cultural Calendar (in German, English and French) of the current year is available at the

22. Austrians austrian culture in Chicago has included both concentration in austrian cultureand identity in Chicago are the products of a small community that http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/95.html

Encyclopedia o f Chicago ... User's Guide Entries : Austrians Entries A Austrians Next Austrians With nearly 40,000 residents of Austrian ancestry at the end of the twentieth century, Chicago is, at least symbolically, the most Austrian city outside of Austria itself. Austrian ethnicity and national affiliation, however, must be interpreted from four distinct historical paths, both European and American. First, Austrian identity in Chicago historically derives from the multicultural mosaic of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, whose populations spoke various Slavic, Hungarian, Romanian, Italian, and Yiddish languages, as well as German Serbia . Fourth, Austrian identity in Chicago may result from postethnic decision-making, in which immigrants from one region or dialect region may participate in the activities of another or join organizations that espouse a unified Austrian national culture, which in turn welcomes non-Austrians as different as Hungarians or Slovaks from the former empire or war brides returning after World War II.

23. Austria - Austrian Culture - Living In Austria - The German Way Information, resources and links for austrian culture and life in Austria basedon the books The German Way and When in Germany . http://www.german-way.com/austria.html

Book Extras Expats People Photos Travel ... Forum Extra Contents GW Select a topic... American influences Angst Arrival The ... More... Countries Austria Germany Schweiz Contents WiG When in Germany... Book Topics Arts and Culture Business and Economy ... More... Information, Photos, and Links Welcome Go to: Austrian business and shopping links Austrian cultural and educational links Austrian film pages with links Austrian press links ... University links - Austria (below) Austrian Photos Famous People from Austria, Germany, Switzerland German Way Poster Shop (sample posters and prints) German Language at About.com has articles, glossaries, and links to help you learn Deutsch . Features the free online German for Beginners course. The author of The German Way is your guide. WebNotes - Regular updates about this site via e-mail. Join the German Way Forum where you can share information about living in Germany or other German-speaking countries. GW Contents Page - Germany and other places... Sigmund Freud was an Austrian. Austrian Music CDs Travel and Tourism Links - Austria Books about Austria The Autobahn page has an Austrian reference. The Education page has Austrian references, and our

24. Modern Austrian Literature And Culture Association: MAL Editorial Statement 2001 As applied to austrian culture, modern can be understood as beginning Although the beginnings of a selfconsciously Austrian cultural identity are http://www.malca.org/hist/ed01.html

home journals directory links ... history From The Editors Modern Austrian Literature, Vol. 33 # 1 -Robert Musil, Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften Most of us associate Modern Austrian Literature with Donald Daviau and Jorun Johns and for good reason. Donald Daviau (University of California-Riverside) served as editor of the journal from 1971 to 1999 and Jorun Johns (California State San Bernadino) served as Secretary-Treasurer from 1974 to 1998. And as Don pointed out in his retrospective on the twenty-fifth anniver-sary of the organization in 1987, he had been with the journal since its inception in 1961, when it appeared under its first name Journal of the International Arthur Schnitzler Research Association. The journal began as a modest mimeographed newsletter for the newly formed International Arthur Schnitzler Research Association. Robert O. Weiss, the organization's first president, declared that the professional group saw the need for an organized effort "to lift the treasure of Schnitzler's work to obtain for it its rightful place among the great cultural accomplishments of modern times" (4). A dedicated group of 61 "active" and 32 "associate" members from the United States, Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Canada, Sweden, Israel, France, Australia, and Brazil set out to reexamine the works of Arthur Schnitzler, making his literature and papers more accessible through a microfilm archive housed at the University of Kentucky. Among the first members were the luminaries Ernst Lothar, Friedrich Torberg, and Hans Weigel.

25. CONSTITUTION: Modern Austrian Literature And Culture Association The Representative from the Austrian Cultural Forum (formerly Institute) In an effort to make the study of austrian culture more accessible and to http://www.malca.org/hist/malca01bylaws.html

home journals directory links ... history CONSTITUTION and BY-LAWS The Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association (MALCA) Formerly the International Arthur Schnitzler Research Association Spring, 2001 Constitution I. Name The official name of this professional organization shall be The Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association (MALCA), formerly the International Arthur Schnitzler Research Association. The organization understands itself as a registered non-profit foundation. II. Purpose The objective of this Association shall be to stimulate interest in and promote study and research of modern Austrian literature and culture through its publications, conferences, conference sessions, and other appropriate fora. III. Administration IV. Ratification The Association's Constitution and its By-Laws shall be distributed to the membership and ratified by a majority of the votes received in a mail ballot of the membership of the Association. V. Amendments Amendments to the Constitution and its By-Laws must first be approved by a majority of the members of the Executive Council, distributed to the membership, and afterwards ratified by a majority of the votes received in a mail ballot of the membership of the Association. VI. Membership

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27. Austrian Armed Forces - Facts & Figures - Austrian Culture Ministry of Defence. Home Facts Figures - austrian culture. austrian culture.Austria is recognized throughout the world because of its central function http://www.bmlv.gv.at/english/overview/kultur.shtml

@import url("/misc/css/content_fix.css"); Austrian Armed Forces Skip navigation Navigation Home Education Geography History ... Armed Forces Figures Topics Topics AAF in pictures Air Force Austria's International Role Organization Points of Contact Rank Insignia Tasks Search Sitemap Contact Information System of the Ministry of Defence Home - Austrian Culture Austrian Culture Austria is recognized throughout the world because of its central function as a link between East and West, and its rich cultural past and present. The vast cultural opportunities include magnificent historic architectural monuments, the current graphic arts exhibitions, theatre programmes, concerts, festivals large and small, and traditions. World-renowned choirs (such as the Vienna Boys' Choir, the Arnold-Schoenberg-Choir) and orchestras (such as the Vienna Philharmonic, the Wiener Symphoniker, the Camerata Academica Salzburg, the Concertus Musicus, and the Vienna Art Orchestra) spread Austria's fame far and wide throughout the world. Literature Austrian literature celebrates the Nibelungenlied (dating from around 1200) as its first great masterpiece. Various nineteenth century dramatists, among them Franz Grillparzer, Ferdinand Raimund, Johann, and Nestroy Adalbert Stifter are still read and performed today. 20th century writers of international renown are, among others, Franz Kafka, Arthur Schnitzler, Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth, Robert Musil, Ingeborg Bachmann, Thomas Bernhard, and Peter Handke.

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29. Foreign Language Schools:Learn French,german,english,italian, Russian And Spanis austrian culture FILM. Have you ever heard of the saying Totgesagte lebenlänger (Those declared dead live longer)? A suitable paraphrase for Austrian http://www.abroadlanguages.com/al/ejercicios/culture/GermanApril04.asp

View in other Languages: FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOLS September 19, 2005 There are plenty of good reasons to learn German and learning it is easier than you think. Of course – the best way to learn is also to study German where it's spoken: it enhances the learning process making it easier, faster and much more enjoyable! Actilingua is the number 1 organization teaching German in Austria. Since opening in 1988, Actilingua has already gained a world-wide reputation as a private school with a successful range of courses, an ideal learning environment and modern teaching equipment. Actilingua offers top standards of language tuition combined with an attractive leisure programme and outstanding accommodation with host families, in appartments or in student residences and a complete set of guarantees that make it the best choice if you are serious about learning German. Know more about Actilingua Get a brochure at home with complete info for FREE AUSTRIAN CULTURE: FILM It all started so well in the era of silent film with Carl Mayer thinking up the script for expressionist nightmare 'Cabinet of Dr. Caligari' realized by German director Fritz Murnau. Viennese born MGM star Hedy Lamarr took a giant step to fame by posing as the first nude women of film history. After several box office hits (among them color film 'Samson and Delilah') she retreated from public live only to surprise the world by inventing a device to remote controll tropedoes by frequence hopping during World War II.

30. Peter Lang Publishing, Inc. N O R T H A M E R I C A - Books By Series: Austrian The series on austrian culture provides critical evaluations, in English or German, Literature, Film, and Culture Industry in Contemporary Austria http://commerce.peterlangusa.com/genBooksByCategory.asp?CategoryName=Austrian Cu

31. German Professor Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Named Editor Of Austrian Culture Se Cofounder of Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association also hosting The austrian culture Series exhibits interdisciplinary, intercultural, http://www.lafayette.edu/news.php/view/1584/

Lafayette News German Professor Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Named Editor of Austrian Culture Series Co-founder of Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association also hosting annual conference in October. EASTON, Pa.( www.lafayette.edu ), September 27, 2001 — Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger, associate professor of foreign languages and literatures, has been named general editor of the Austria Culture Series produced by Peter Lang Publishing, New York. "I am very honored to engage in this important work of editorship," says Lamb-Faffelberger, president of the Central Pennsylvania chapter of the American Association of Teachers of German. "The Austrian Culture Series exhibits interdisciplinary, intercultural, and international dimensions of great importance." Peter Lang Publishing is headquartered in Bern, Switzerland and New York, N.Y., with offices in London, Frankfurt, and other cities worldwide. Lamb-Faffelberger also will host 35 scholars from 11 countries at Lafayette for the sixth Annual Conference of Austrian Literature and Culture, "Visions and Visionaries in Literature and Film of Modern Austria," Oct. 18-20. She is serving as one of two co-organizers of the conference. "The scope of the conference underscores the strong interest in modern Austrian literature and culture studies, a field that has been an integral part of American Germanistics for several decades," says Lamb-Faffelberger. "We owe its high standing to the extensive personal and professional engagement of our predecessors, of those scholars and teachers who worked tirelessly to give voice to Austrian literature in the United States. Their 'labor of love' built bridges between the two countries and secured a dynamic intellectual and intercultural exchange. "

32. Austrian Culture Society - Main Page The ASCS engages in charitable activities that encourage, promote, and fdacilitatepublic awareness and understanding of Austrian history, culture, customs, http://www.austrianculturesociety.com/

If this is your first time using the Internet, und you would like to get some information about how it works, please put your cursor over the following words and click your left mouse button: Show me please this information Click on the picture or the flag to go to the Home Page. WELCOME to the Austrian Culture Society of the Carolinas (ACSC) LAST UPDATE : July 6, 2005 NEXT EVENTS: Stammtisch every SECOND Friday / Month Kaffe' Frappe' Selwyn Ave, 704-372-1424 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. For more information, please call 704-567-7004, or send an e-mail to hansplots@aol.com WHAT ELSE IS NEW THIS TIME? You can now introduce yourself and/or your business at this web page. Please call or e-mail us. If you like to go to our Home Page first, please click on the picture or on the flag. Please see below for more information. We thank our Gold sponsors, in particular Karl Rüdisser of Julius Blum; and our Silver sponsors Peter Landl of Lenzing Fibers, Josef Fellhofer of Greiner Vacuette, and Panalpina. For more information concerning sponsorhips please click here Please check back!

33. NB Online - The National Library - Collections Policy The independent further existence of austrian culture outside the country is alsoa consideration in the collecting policy followed (eg the Prague circle, http://www.onb.ac.at/ev/about/col-policy.htm

Collections policy Austriaca The main priority of any national library is to collect literature in and about the country it represents. Austriaca therefore clearly rate as the focal collecting policy for the Austrian National Library and can be defined as follows: Depository Copies in accordance with Austrian media law Austriaca abroad The independent further existence of Austrian culture outside the country is also a consideration in the collecting policy followed (e.g. the Prague circle, psychoanalysis etc.). Areas which only belonged to Austria in the form of a Habsburg regent are rated as Austriaca only in so far as the publication establishes an Austrian connection or reciprocal influence. The same applies to works by Austrians published abroad irrespective of the author's actual citizenship. Persons who have served Austria, or who were born in what was once Austria and who are carriers of Austrian culture and intellect abroad are included in the definition of Austriaca. (e.g. Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Friedrich Hebbel, Heinrich Laube, Claus Peymann and others). For reasons of financing and space, translations are merely selected and generally not collected, although they are registered in the Austrian Bibliography, section C, which includes Austriaca available from abroad (plus call number) and titles of works not acquired. Belletristic works are an exception. The acquisitions department is eager to acquire all available translations by Austrian authors. Historical State Territory

34. Austrian Culture Salzburg : Opera : Museums Spa hotel on Mount Gaisberg in Salzburg, Austria. Informs about beauty farm, sunterrace with Salzburg view, rooms, comfortable luxury junior suites, http://www.kobenzl.at/en-salzburg-culture_opera_museums.shtml

Hotel Rooms Room prices Package deals Location/view Arrival History VIPs in the Kobenzl Culinary delights Wellness Cosmetic studio La Prairie Classical Cosmetic Perfect Beauty Permanent Make-up Cosmetic surgery Body treatments and massages Energy Park Seminars Seminar rooms Calmness Companions Gaisberg House hill Hikes Circular walking routes Para gliding and hang gliding Gaisberg race in the summer in the winter Wedding in Salzburg at the Hotel Kobenzl Check-list Church wedding Civil registry office Honeymoon Salzburg Shopping Fortress Cathedral Mirabell palace Hellbrunn palace Sights Province Salzburg Lake District Salzkammergut Salzburgring Excursions Culture Mozart Mozart year Salzburg Festival Events Museums Sports Golf Hiking Bicycle WC 2006 Soccer EC 2008 Skiing Winter hikes Deutsche Version Sitemap Your day of arrival Your day of departure Mozart Mozart year Salzburg Festival Events ... Recommend this page Culture A vacation in Salzburg is always a cultural experience. Whether you are visiting the Salzburg Festival So your culture-vacation in Salzburg is a total success, our competent team and the family Herzog will take care of your tickets. Transfer-Service to the festival as well as special festival arrangements, especially for long-time-vacationers are a particularity of the luxury hotel high above the roofs of Salzburg.

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phpWebSite Support Forums General Off-Topic Forum PDA View Full Version : Austrian Culture Quiz online rck 12-12-2004, 06:28 PM As a quick test of the quiz module I came up with 10 questions about Austria. Feel free to play with them on my site (http://www.kiesler.at/quiz~op~viewquiz~qid~2.html). Also, if you have any idea for further quizzes: go ahead! :-) Thanks to Yves for providing me with the module. Sharondippity 12-12-2004, 06:50 PM Not fair! The Austrian National Day is on You answered 15th of May. The answer is 26th of October. It doesn't match this: http://www.shagtown.com/days/austria.html I also could not find that there was a second capitol . Fun mod, I want to try that now..:) rck 12-12-2004, 07:16 PM Not fair! It doesn't match this: http://www.shagtown.com/days/austria.html I also could not find that there was a second capitol . Austria has just one capitol. But Lower Austria is a state of Austria and has it's own capitol. rck 12-12-2004, 07:25 PM Well. It is true, that on the May 15 the state treaty got SIGNED. But still, it's not Austrias National day. The event behind Austrias National day is actually On the other hand... I'm not entirely sure wether this is the right wording. I could have mixed it up with national holiday. Gotta ask my english teacher ;-)

36. Austrian Culture – Museums And Galleries austrian culture – learn about the museums and galleries so important to Austrianculture here. http://cms.tiscover.com/project/oesterreich_werbung/kultur...2.html?_h=kultur&_h

37. German - Austrian Studies Connections in contemporary austrian culture. Postgraduate students will work inall areas of Austrian Studies, with supervision at Edinburgh or Aberdeen as http://www.abdn.ac.uk/german/austrian/research.shtml

Text only Main Page About the Department Studying German ... International Board Research activity In its first years, the Centre will focus on the nature, influence and reception of 20th-century Austrian culture in its widest sense, seeking to address a series of interrelated research questions: What kinds of connections can be established between different modes of contemporary cultural production in Austria? How has cultural expression in all its manifestations developed over the course of the 20th-century in Austria? What has been the nature of cross-cultural interaction between Britain and Austria during the 20th century? What has been the relationship between cultural policy and cultural production in 20th-century Austria? The notion of interdisciplinarity which stands at the core of the Centre's aims will not only operate at the level of academic discourse, but also entails a commitment to productive interaction between theorists and practitioners. Research Projects Publication of Peter Altenberg's correspondence Reception of contemporary Austrian literature (in collaboration with Franz Nabl Institute, Graz)

38. Serbia Info News / Vienna And Austrian Culture In Belgrade During the festivity, Vienna and austrian culture will be presented in a seriesof cultural events by May 5. After great efforts of Serbian people to http://www.serbia-info.com/news/2001-04/20/23241.html

www.serbia-info.com/news CIVIL ISSUES POLITICS MILITARY KOSOVO AND METOHIA ... ECONOMY CULTURE AND RELIGION SPORT Vienna and Austrian culture in Belgrade April 20, 2001 Serbian Culture Minister Branislav Lecic Belgrade, April 19 (Tanjug) - Serbian Culture Minister Branislav Lecic opened Thursday evening " Days of Viennese culture in Belgrade", which started by the opening of the Austrian Library in one of the several buildings belonging to the Medical School of the University of Belgrade in Deligradska Street. During the festivity, Vienna and Austrian culture will be presented in a series of cultural events by May 5. " After great efforts of Serbian people to enter the field of peace and democracy we now have an opportunity to participate in a new age when Serbia builds brick by brick its democratic edifice", Lecic said. " Culture is nothing else but exchange and contact with other peoples and nations. We have been imprisoned for too long and therefore I, as Culture Minister, don' t want that claustrophobia time to happen to my people ever again ," he said. Secretary General of the Austrian Foreign Ministry Albert Rohan said that October 5 of the last year was good day for Serbia and Europe, because on that day Serbian people put an end to Milosevic's rule peacefully.

39. Warsaw  - Culture  - Cultural Institutes  Poland  - Austrian Culture Ins European city guides with essential travel information hotels, sightseeing,maps, restaurants, visas, transport. Brutally honest reviews by expat writers. http://www.inyourpocket.com/poland/warsaw/en/venue?id=POWAENL0001

40. XIDS 2100: Turn Of The Century German And Austrian Culture XIDS 2100 Turn of the Century German and austrian culture students will gainan understanding of the German and Austrian Cultural contexts of the time http://www.westga.edu/~mcormica/xidss2005.html

XIDS 2100: Turn of the Century German and Austrian Culture Instructor: Dr. Muriel Cormican Office: 106 Cobb Hall Tel: E-mail: mcormica@westga.edu Webpage: www.westga.edu/~mcormica Web syllabus: www.westga.edu/~mcormica/xidss2005.html Office Hours: MTWR 12:10-1:50, R 3:20-4:00 and by appointment. Description: The turn of the twentieth century in Germany and Austria was a highly troubled time and a highly creative one. People faced upheaval, change, confusion, and ambiguity in almost all areas of their lives – geography, politics, economics, technology, medicine, identity, and sexuality. Anti-Semitism and misogyny, for example, were a part of life and coexisted with Zionism and an active Women's Movement. Everyday concerns with such issues, as well as with the worker’s movement, increasing industrialization, and nationalism, are reflected in the artistic products of the time in ambivalent and complicated ways that we will describe and discuss. Art, literature, philosophy, music, architecture, and film not only reflected the thrills and trials of social, political, and cultural change but they themselves were also undergoing radical changes from within in genre and form. By studying, discussing, interpreting, exchanging and recording ideas on essays (Weininger, Freud), plays (Hauptmann, Schnitzler), short stories (Mann), novellas (Andreas-Salomé), films (Murnau, Lang, Rusowitsky), paintings (Klimt, Feininger, Dix) produced in, or portraying the time period of, 1880-1930, not only from a thematic but also from an aesthetic point of view, students will gain an understanding of the German and Austrian Cultural contexts of the time and of the people who lived, worked, and died in them.

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