21. Encyclopedia: Category:Austrian History Encyclopedia Categoryaustrian history. Sorry, no such article exists. Click for other authoritative sources for this topic (summarised at Factbites.com). http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Category:Austrian-history

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22. Austria Today Important Dates in austrian history A Chronology The Austrian Mind An Intellectual and Social History 1848-1938 by William M. Johnston http://www.austriatoday.at/history.html

A USTRIAN H ISTORY by Claire Antoszewski Early History House of Babenberg By 1156 Austria had become a duchy under the Babenbergs and flourished both economically and culturally. During the House of Babenberg (976-1246) the foundations of Melk, Göttweig, Klosterneuberg and other famous sites were layed. In 1278, the Bohemian King Ottokar, who had imposed his rule after the last of the Babenbergs, Frederick the Warrior, was killed, was defeated by Rudolph I of Habsburg who had become King of Germany in 1273. So began the Habsburg rule of Austria which continued until 1918. Habsburg Dynasty War with France broke out in 1792 and continued sporadically until 1815. One of the results of the Napoleonic Wars was the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, whose crown had been in the Hapsburg family for nearly 4 centuries. In October 1814, 215 European heads of state met in Vienna to figure out a balance of power after the collapse of the Napoleonic Empire. What came to be known as the Vienna Congress, lasted nine months and not a shilling was spared on entertaining the guests. Emperor Franz Joseph I World War I and II In the assassination of Ferdinand and its repercutions, Europe found its excuse to wage the war which had been brewing for some time. World War I was the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Under the peace settlement of 1919, the Treaty of Saint-Germain, the new Austrian state emerged with a population of only 7 million and was geographically the size it is today. The loss of so much territory and therefore economic prosperity combined with political tensions eventually left space for the outlawed Nazis to take over Austria. In 1938, Austrian born Adolf Hitler annexed Austria. Austria, as a part of German Third Reich, fought with the Axis in World War II and Vienna suffered heavy Allied bombing. Austria´s involvement in the Holocaust is a sad and painful chapter of history and one which is still being unravelled.

23. Historians Criticize Schwarzenegger For Austrian History Gaffes Historians criticize Schwarzenegger for austrian history gaffes. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/09/03/state104

24. Historians Criticize Schwarzenegger For Austrian History Gaffes Historians criticize Schwarzenegger for austrian history gaffes ROLAND PRINZ, Associated Press Writer Friday, September 3, 2004. (09-03) 0940 PDT VIENNA, http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/09/03/state104

25. Chronologies And General Histories For Austria Hungary Czech Slovak History – E Austria, Hungary, Czech and Slovak History. This detailed narrative of austrian history includes details on political and religious policies, http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/generalhistories/

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26. HJG: Austrian History Yearbook , Devoted to the history of the territories in Central Europe that were formerly under......Continues, austrian history NewsLetter (1960-1963). http://www.history-journals.de/journals/hjg-a00173.html

WWW-Virtual Library The History Journals Guide by Stefan Blaschke - Periodicals Directory - The History Index Home Complete Index Electronical Index Chronological Index ... Announcements Journal Information Contact Search Last updated: 2003-06-18. Title: A ustrian History Yearbook Abbreviation: A HY Continues: Austrian History News-Letter (1960-1963) Description: Devoted to the history of the territories in Central Europe that were formerly under Habsburg rule and now comprise the modern states of Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, and parts of Italy, Poland, Ukraine, and Romania. Available online Editor(s): Charles W. Ingrao Publishers: Berghahn Books Start-End-Date: Frequency: annually Language(s): English ISSN: Keyword(s): Austria Central Europe Website(s): Homepage of the Center for Austrian Studies at the University of Minnesota : tables of contents from 1965 to present Homepage of the publishers: tables of contents (with abstracts) from 2001 to present Homepage of PCI Web : tables of contents from first issue to 1995 (only available to subscribing institutions)

27. FindArticles In Austrian History Yearbook austrian history Yearbook is a publication providing news and analysis of history. new Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go2871

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28. FindArticles In Austrian History Yearbook: January 2002 Articles in January 2002 issue of austrian history Yearbook. Rechter, David. The Jews of Vienna and the First World War http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go2871/is_200201

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29. AHA Affiliates: Society For Austrian And Habsburg History (SAHH) Charles Ingrao, Purdue University, Editor, austrian history Yearbook. Publications austrian history Yearbook, annually; Austrian Studies Newsletter http://www.historians.org/affiliates/soc_austrian_habsburg_his.htm

Society for Austrian and Habsburg History (SAHH) Affiliates Home Affiliate News Established: 1957. Affiliate since June 1997. Membership: 220. Annual dues: $25. Web site: http://www.cas.umn.edu/sochabs.htm Statement of Purpose: To encourage, support, and further the study of Austrian history and the history of the Habsburg monarchy and of its successor states insofar as the relationship between these and the Habsburg monarchy is clear. Officers and Staff President and Recording Secretary: Gary B. Cohen Department of History University of Minnesota Executive Secretary: Howard Louthan Department of History University of Florida Gainesville, FL Email: louthan@ufl. edu Primary Contact Executive Committee: Lois Dubin, Smith College Howard Louthan, University of Florida Lawrence Wolff, Boston College Ex Offico Members: Gary B. Cohen, University of Minnesota

30. Recommended Reading: Austria, Germany, Switzerland austrian history. Austrians cov. The Austrians A ThousandYear Odyssey By Gordon Brook-Shepherd. Carroll Graf, 1997. ISBN 0-7867-0400-4. http://www.german-way.com/recbooks.html

Recommended Reading An online supplement to the books When in Germany and The German Way by Hyde Flippo Last updated: 5 Jan. 2005 Travel Books and Maps More about this book In association with Amazon.com and Rand McNally , we offer the following recommended books related to the German-speaking world. These titles can be purchased directly from our bookstore by using the title links. (Amazon.com and Rand McNally are solely responsible for fulfillment of all orders.) Jump to: Books by Country: Austria Germany Switzerland German Cookbooks / Recipes ... Biography - Famous people (from Amazon.de) Books on the German Past and German History FILM Books and the German-Hollywood Connection Video Shop - German-Hollywood Connection 1. Books by Country Click on a title to order it directly from Amazon.com or Rand-McNally . For German-language books try the Amazon.de (Germany) online book store. A U S T R I A Travel The German Way By Hyde Flippo, Passport Books/NTC. ISBN: 0-8442-2513-4. This book is not just about Germany. It includes cultural and practical information related to Austria and other countries in German Europe. Austria (Eyewitness Travel Guides) The Eyewitness guides are well illustrated and highly reviewed by travelers.

31. Virtual Vienna Net Bookstore: Austrian History They provide a basic outline of Austria s political history, From Prejudice to Persecution History of Austrian AntiSemitism Bruce F. Pauley http://www.virtualvienna.net/bookstore/history_austria.html

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32. Austrian Armed Forces - Facts & Figures - History Of Austria Early austrian history. The Alpine countryside and the fertile plains of the Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, austrian history was http://www.bmlv.gv.at/english/overview/geschichte.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 - History of Austria History of Austria Early Austrian History The Alpine countryside and the fertile plains of the Danube Region were already settled in prehistoric times. As early as the first century AD, the local Celtic population gained prosperity and became a major trading partner of the neighbouring Roman Empire due to rich mineral resources, most notably salt and iron. Around the time of the birth of Jesus Christ, the Romans conquered and incorporated this region in the kingdom of Noricum, into the Roman Empire. Thus, Noricum suffered the same fate as Rhaetia (western Austria) and Pannonia (eastern Lower Austria and Burgenland), which were subdued by the Romans at the same time. The Romans ruled the Danube region and built numerous settlements for almost five hundred years. The Romans gave way under the pressure of the migration of the Germanic tribes and withdrew from the Danube, thereby leaving behind thriving cities, such as Carnuntum in Pannonia.

33. History::Faculty::John W. Boyer Silent War and Bitter Peace The Austrian Revolution of 1918, austrian history Yearbook, 34 (2003) 156. Wiener Konservatismus vom Reich zur Republik http://history.uchicago.edu/faculty/boyer.html

Contact Biography Publications Faculty Listing ALITTO AUSLANDER AUSTEN BORGES ... WOODS John W. Boyer Martin A. Ryerson Distinguished Service Professor of History Dean of the College Ph.D. University of Chicago 1975 The University of Chicago Department of History 1126 E. 59th Street, Mailbox 122 Chicago, IL 60637 Fax (773) 702-5846 Office (773) 702-8576 Email: jwboyer@uchicago.edu FIELD SPECIALTIES Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century European Political and Cultural History, particularly in Germany and the Habsburg Empire; Religion and Politics in Modern European History; the History of the Universities. BIOGRAPHY John Boyer's research and teaching focus on the history of modern Europe, especially on the states, the peoples, and the societies of Central Europe since 1700. His special teaching interests are in German History from 1740 to 1918; the history of the Hapsburg Empire between 1648 and 1918, and the history of Austria from 1918 to the present; religion and politics in modern European history, and the history of European universities in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He is presently completing the "Austria, 1867-1985" volume for the Oxford History of Modern Europe series, published by Oxford University Press. With Jan E.

34. History::Modern Europe::Courses The French Revolution, German History and Historiography, austrian history (17401955), Nineteenth-Century French Politics and Culture, Vienna 1900, http://history.uchicago.edu/fields/moderneurope/courses.html

Courses and Seminars Entering graduate students in Modern European History are required to take a two-quarter research seminar in their first and (unless they enter and receive credit for a masters degree from another institution) their second year. Generally speaking the theme of the seminar alternates each year. The purpose of the seminar is to introduce students to aspects of method, historical and historiographical problems, and critical interpretation of sources, and results in the writing of an original and professional-level research paper by the end of the winter quarter. Other courses in the field are offered each year in accordance with faculty research and expertise. Recent course offerings have included the European survey course (1648 to the present), The French Revolution, German History and Historiography, Austrian History (1740-1955), Nineteenth-Century French Politics and Culture, Vienna 1900, Marx, Catastrophic Nationalism, and Jewish Life in France and Germany. Students are also required to take some courses outside the department. For the full listing of courses being offered in the department this academic year, please refer to http://history.uchicago.edu/courses/index.html

35. WHKMLA : History Of Austria-Hungary, ToC Sources to Habsburg History, from Habsburg Net Photos on austrian history, from AustroDIR, index/comment in German, 311 images 19001975 http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/germany/ahindex.html

Germany Italy First posted on March 28th 2002, last revised on February 9th 2005 The files listed below deal with the history of the complex of territories under Habsburg rule, Austrian line, as a whole. For the history of individual territories / groups of territories, click : Austrian Lands Bohemian Lands Hungary Galicia ... Milan , Lombardo-Venetia, Both Sicilies Slovakia Slovenia The term Habsburg Empire is to be understood as the complex of territories ruled by the Habsburg Dynasty. As such, it has been phrased by modern historians and does not appear in historical documents; it is not to be confused with the Holy Roman Empire , often simply referred to as the Empire , in which the influence of the Habsburg Emperors was rather limited. In 1806 the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved and Francis I. assumed the title "Emperor of Austria" which was applied to the entirety of his territorial possessions. Since the Compromise of 1867, the expression "Austria-Hungary" was used; the files listed below, from 1867 on, for domestic policy, the economy and intellectual life, refer to the Austrian half of Austria-Hungary, also referred to as Cisleithania. Habsburg Lands 1648-1683 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Habsburg Lands 1683-1712 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Habsburg Lands 1712-1740 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy Habsburg Lands 1740-1780 : Domestic Policy Economy Intellectual Life Foreign Policy ... Habsburg Lands, 1780-1790

36. Lectures In Austrian History, Art, Literature, Music And Politics In Vienna Introduction to Austria the federal provinces, their history and their Austria and National Socialism - a black chapter of austrian history http://www.actilingua.com/englisch/activities/lectures.php

Learn German - Experience Vienna Home Contact Us Contact an Agent Sitemap :: FREE BROCHURE :: DOWNLOAD :: FAQ :: PRICE CALCULATOR ... Lectures Included leisure and cultural programme We organize special talks, discussions and videos about Austrian music, art, literature, history and architecture. Films, tours of the many sights of Vienna, parties and sports all form part of this program. Excerpt from LECTURES and ACTIVITIES (free of charge) Music Mozart - the two sides to his genius Austrian pop music - Falco and others Johann Strauß - the king of the Viennese waltz Johann Sebastian Bach The Austrian way of life and regional studies What's on in Vienna - culture, hot spots and events Austrian cuisine - beer, wine, coffee, schnitzels, dumplings and Sachertorte gateau Introduction to Austria - the federal provinces , their history and their attractions Introduction to Austria - the political system Art, architecture and intellectual history

37. Kids.net.au - Site Profile For Austrian History , Provides a indepth history of the country from the Celtic and Roman eras to the......austrian history Site Profile. Title, austrian history. http://www.kids.net.au/siteprofile/13927

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38. Austrian History Facts & Timeline Visit this site for facts and information about the austrian history Timeline. Details, dates and major events in the austrian history Timeline. http://www.facts-about.org.uk/history-and-events-timeline-austrian.htm

Facts About... History Timelines and Events Index The Celts and Ancient History Bronze and Iron Age - The ancient culture of the Celts had settled in many European countries including Austria, Britain, France, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Western Germany, Northern Spain, Turkey and Hungary Click the following link for details of the ancient Austrian History Time line 700's Austria came under the rule of Charlemagne, king of the Franks 900s The Magyars from Hungary overran Austrian 955 Otto I of Germany defeated the Magyars and Austria came under German rule 962 Otto I of Germany was crowned as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire 976 Otto II gave North-eastern Austria to the Babenberg family 1242 The last Babenberg duke died without an heir 1242 King Ottokar of Bohemia gained control of the Austrian territory 1278 Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf I of the Hapsburg family defeated King Ottokar 1500s The Ottoman Empire invaded Austria 1600s The Ottomans were defeated and driven out of the Austrian region

39. Faculty 19) Austria s Last Turkish War Reconsidered , austrian history Yearbook, XIX, 1988. 250 book reviews in American Historical Review, austrian history http://www.history.uiuc.edu/fac_dir/bernard_dir/bernard-vita.htm

Curriculum Vitae Born Antwerp, Belgium, 5/7/1929; married, three children. U.S. citizen. Education: Lycee d'Anvers, 1935-39. Lycee Francais de New York, 1939-42. Forest Hills, N.Y. High School, 1942-44. New York University, 1945-46. University of Denver, 1946-50, B.A. 1948 (Social Science area). University of Colorado, 1951-55, M.A. 1952 (History); Ph.D. 1955 (History). Professional Experience: Teaching Assistant, History, University of Colorado, 1952-53. Instructor, French, University of Colorado, 1955. Instructor to Professor, History, Colorado College, 1955-68. Professor, History, University of Illinois at Urbana, 1968- Visiting Professor, History, Northwestern University, 1986. Courses Taught Most Recently: Habsburg History Early Modern Europe The Enlightenment in France Modern Europe Protestant Reformation Medieval Europe The Jews in Europe History of National Socialism German History Administrative Experience: Chairman, Social Science Division, Colorado College, 1958-60.

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