Stephanie Truskowski (Notre Dame)
If one had looked at Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian’s desk on any given evening in February of 1863, they would have
James Brueckel (Boston University)
A research and travel grant from the Central European History Society allowed me to spend five weeks conducting dissertation research
Lauren Ashley Bradford (Clark University)
Walking the City: Women, Space, and Violence in Nazi-Era Vienna I arrived in Vienna on a foggy Monday morning in
Roslyn Dubler (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory)
My book manuscript, Dependent States: Family, Care, and Welfare in Britain, France, and West Germany, 1957-1996, examines the entangled transformation of family
Luca Arens (Columbia University)
With the generous support of the Central European History Society, I was able to draft the first scholarly article ever
Shachar Gannot (Princeton University)
With the generous support of the Central European History Society, I conducted archival research in Germany during the summer of