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Manuel Clancett

“In Mistrust of Every Ideology” – Ludwig Marcuse on Exile, Individuality and the Jewish Question

Andrew Port

Never Again: Germans and Genocide after the Holocaust

James Conlon

on Zemlinsky’s The Dwarf (Der Zwerg)

Constanze Fritzsch

“…daß wir allein dank des Imaginären kommunizieren”

Imagining a New Artistic Language in the Samizdat Production of the Late German Democratic Republic

Adam Millstein, Violin, and Dominic Cheli, Piano:

Exiles in Hollywood: Music of Film Composers suppressed by the Nazis.

The music of Korngold, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Tansman, and Weinberg.

Danielle Spera: Shoah Commemoration and Cultures of Remembrance in Austria

Concrete Dreams: Urban Infrastructure and the Regulation of Human Behavior in the Global Twentieth Century:

Andrew Demshuk, Anna-Christine Grant, Andreas Greiner, Jan Hansen, Milos Jovanovic, Juliana Kei, Ognjen Kojanic, Brigitte Le Normand, Paul Lerner, Tambet Muide, Christoph Schimkowsky, Laura Isabel Serna, Oliver Sukrow, Katherine Zubovich.

Exile and Resistance Lecture Series:

The Poetry of Exile.

Poetry reading by Lan Duong and Ghayath Almadhoun

Mariusz Kalczewiak

Men of Valor and Anxiety. Polish-Jewish Masculinities & the Challenge of Modernity

Award-winning translator Ross Benjamin – On translating Kafka diaries

Silvia Kargl and Friedemann Pestel

The German Reich’s other flagship orchestra?  The Vienna Philharmonic, National Socialism and beyond.

March 2018: Paul Lerner, Marje Schuetze-Coburn (USC Libraries), Hon. Andreas Launer (Austrian Consul General), Regina Range (USC Visiting Scholar), Hon. Thomas Schneider (Swiss Consul General) meet at USC’s Feuchtwanger Memorial Library for a Casden Seminar by Regina Range: “The Invisible Ones: Reconstructing the Hollywood Lives and Careers of Three Female Austrian-Jewish Exiles”.