Vienna’s ‘respectable’ antisemites Rebecca Olive

Vienna’s ‘respectable’ antisemites Rebecca OliveThis book presents a radical reconsideration of the role of key players in developing an organised, politically oriented antisemitism in Vienna in the decades leading to the 1938 Anschluss. It pays particular attention to the clergy and how their antisemitism fitted the worldview of an authoritarian, hierarchical society.

This book analyses one of the biggest and most effective political mobilisations of the post-war period

this book is about folding as a vibrant stimulus for inter/trans/postdisciplinary artistic research

Deryn Rees-Jones

record office documents

handwritten notes and no-irony-intended 'Pray for Peace' postmarks

A festschrift honoring the work of Edward A

in widening the debate from the Western Front

Many of the interviewees were trained at the National Film School of Denmark’s now legendary Department of Documentary and Television

This book uses visual research methods to investigate architecture

Anthony Burgess’s ‘hybrid’ novel has been out of print in the UK for almost twenty years

directors and designers pick up the play's themes of desire and delinquency

art/science collaboration