How did hydropower shape Austria’s modern history? In our latest episode, we dive into "Mountain Battery: The Alps, Water, and Power in the Fossil Fuel Age" (2025) with its author, Marc Landry. https://t.co/35p61EDhxS

New blog by Benjamin Korstvedt available in our 🇦🇹-🇺🇸 blog series! This blog explores the postwar challenges Mahler’s legacy faced, from resistance within Austria’s musical establishment to a scholarly feud over his entry in a major music encyclopedia... https://t.co/FsK7XTAUZn

Yesterday evening, @AustriainUSA and the AT-US Cultural Society hosted 2020 Botstiber grantee Mark Weiner for a special screening of his new documentary "The Volunteers: Mountain Rescue Brings Us Home" Follow the link to check for screenings near you! https://t.co/kULlvtEKXH

Join us TOMORROW at 4pm for our annual Botstiber Lecture by Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Register now to attend in-person or virtually: https://t.co/nRoMyRD6Lm Cosponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf @UCJewishStudies

Join us THURSDAY at 4pm for our annual Botstiber Lecture by Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Register now to attend in-person or virtually: https://t.co/nRoMyRDEAU Cosponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf @UCJewishStudies

TODAY at noon, join us for a lecture by 2025 Botstiber Visiting Professor Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Attend in-person in 201 Philosophy Hall or online: https://t.co/GyUBvY8lpM Cosponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf

Join us NEXT THURSDAY for a lecture by 2025 Botstiber Visiting Professor Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Join us in-person or online at 12pm Pacific Time: https://t.co/GyUBvY7NAe Co-sponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf

Congrats to our director Dr. Marc Landry - "Mountain Battery - The Alps, Water, and Power in the Fossil Fuel Age" is now out with @stanfordpress - https://t.co/TnpPs4dHUI

Join us JANUARY 30 for our annual Botstiber Lecture by Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Register now to attend in-person or virtually: https://t.co/nRoMyRDEAU Cosponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf @UCJewishStudies

While researching for #TheThirdMan in Vienna in 1948, #GrahamGreene had a crucial meeting with journalist Peter Smollet in the latter's villa. This doc suggests that another person could have been present: Georg Knepler. All 3 were acquainted with #Philby https://t.co/ZStIbRWdEt

Now on our blog from Thomas Riegler, "New Perspectives on the Spy Story behind The Third Man" The Third Man (1949) is widely regarded as a film classic, but many fans are not aware of its real connections to British-US espionage in postwar Austria... https://t.co/JlRINZxY9y

Join us JANUARY 23 for a lecture by 2025 Botstiber Visiting Professor Florian Wenninger (Institute for Historical Social Research in Vienna). Join us in-person or online at 12pm Pacific Time: https://t.co/GyUBvY7NAe Co-sponsors: Austrian Studies @BotstiberBIAAS @openaustriasf

All the best wishes as we head into 2025! If you have not seen our video about Austrian New Year traditions and memories, you can find it here: https://t.co/D3gu1RV8sP

In Austria, the Christkind—a young, angelic figure often imagined with wings—brings Christmas gifts and joy into homes on Christmas Eve. Unlike Santa Claus, the Christkind is rooted in the Nativity story, symbolizing the spiritual heart of the holiday. https://t.co/CK76SdfZPU

Kaiserschmarrn is a fluffy, shredded pancake that Austrians often enjoy during the Christmas season. Traditionally served with powdered sugar and fruit compote, it brings warmth and comfort to cold winter nights. https://t.co/CK76SdgxFs

Did you know that in Austria and other parts of Central Europe, watching the 1963 British short film, "Dinner for One," has become a beloved New Year's Eve tradition? Learn more about this unique cross-cultural tradition in our newest video! https://t.co/UTbeayrcNw

Our newest podcast episode with Judith Eiblmayr about the life and accomplishments of trailblazing architect Elizabeth Scheu-Close is now available! https://t.co/vdal9w5wQQ

A great reminder: our friends at @BotstiberBIAAS offer research grants up to $25,000 aimed at promoting an understanding of the historic relationship between the United States and Austria (including Habsburg Austria). More details can be found here:

#Krampus Night is tomorrow and St Nikolo's Feast Day is on Friday! Do you celebrate these holidays at home? Perhaps you can leave your shoes out this year like @lillymmaier and see if you get some gifts.

Bernhard Weidinger will discuss similarities between the Austrian and American far right on a variety of levels, from party politics to online and offline activism, from physical encounters in Washington, Brussels, or Budapest, to the exchange of narratives, styles, and memes.