Miscellania
Blogs
Sprachen die Bosniaken bosnisch? - Balkan-Blog (Der Standard, 2023)
Only a Myth? The Solely English-Speaking Habsburg Army Conscripts from the United States, 1868-1918 (The BIAAS Blog, 2020)
Transatlantic Academic Cooperation in the Interwar: James T. Shotwell and the Austrian and Hungarian Series of the Carnegie Endowment’s “Social and Economic Consequences of the Great War” (The BIAAS Blog, 2020)
Academic Networks, Research Groups & Projects
Nationale Vielfalt in der Geschichte - History of National Diversity” (University of Vienna)
Research Center for the History of Transformations(University of Vienna)
Confessionalization of Hungarian/Slovak society in 19th century (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava)
Revivals of Empire – Nostalgia, Amnesia, Tribulation (ERC Project, University of Rijeka)
TRANSIMPERIALPASTS Network (Institute for Social History Valentín de Foronda)
Lectures on Youtube
Video (Kansas City, 2025): Life of Czech, Slovak, and Ruthenian Austro-Hungarian Soldiers During the First World War
Video (Eisenstadt, 2025): Jüdische und muslimische Militärseelsorge in der österreichisch-ungarischen Armee
Video (Brčko, 2024): Sjećanja austrougarske vojske na svoju vojnu kampanju u Bosni i Hercegovini (1878-1914).
Video (London, 2024): When diversity was normality in late Habsburg Austrian Vienna
Interviews in Media and Documentaries
History Documentary:
Revenant—Revivals of Empire:Nostalgia,Amnesia,Tribulation
Radio (Monocle): Historical series: The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Documentary: 140 godina sarajevskog tramvaja
Tageszeitung (Der Standard): K. u. k. Soldaten: Bordell als Aktion gegen Ehrenmord
Meet my current PhD students
Alessandro Livio (Universität Wien), Theresa Gillinger (Universität Wien)
Tobias Neubauer (Universität Oldenburg):
Krieg nach außen – Krieg nach innen. Gräueltaten österreichisch-ungarischer militärischer Akteure gegen die Zivilbevölkerung im Ersten Weltkrieg
Konrad Gergely (European University Institut Florence):
“The Soldier Should Wash Daily”. The Army as an Instrument of Modernity: Hygiene, Health, and Social Conduct among Recruits in the Habsburg Army and European Military Thought in the Second Half of the 19th Century.