– Freitag, 28. September 2018:

10:30-12:15 – Panel 056: Red Vienna (1): Positioning Red Vienna (Kings 3)

Vrääth Öhner (Ludwig Boltzmann Institut für Geschichte und Gesellschaft, LBIGG): Was ist Austromarxismus?

Richard Lambert (Washington University in St. Louis): Stefan Zweig Goes to Russia: A Canonical Author between Red and Black Vienna

Ingo Zechner (LBIGG): Taking Stock of Political Violence following the Demise of Red Vienna

Moderation: Zachary Hayworth (Harvard University)
Commentator: Matthew Feminella (University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa)

14:00-16:00 – Panel 082: Red Vienna (2): Mediale Erziehungsversuche im Roten Wien (Kings 3)

Katrin Pilz (LBIGG): Neue Aufklärung – Neue Sexualität: Sexualaufklärungsfilme im Roten Wien

Gernot Waldner (Harvard University): Didaktik der doppelten Negation: Gina Kauss‘ Replik auf das Bildungsprogramm des Roten Wien

Joachim Schätz (LBIGG): Scharf stellen: Zu politischen Erziehungsversuchen der Arbeiterfotografie im Roten Wien

Moderation: Robin Ellis (Davidson College)
Commentator: Gabriel Trop (University of North Carolina)

– Samstag, 29. September 2018:

10:30-12:15 – Panel 169: Red Vienna (3): Red Vienna’s Anxious Gaze Abroad (Kings 3)

Nicole Burgoyne (University of Chicago): Alfred Polgar, Felix Salten, and Red Vienna’s Threat to Culture

Rob McFarland (Brigham Young University): Rationalizing the New Man: The Problem of Americanism in Red Vienna

Kristin Kopp (University of Missouri): The Post-Imperial Anxieties of Red Vienna

Moderation: Emma Goehler (University of North Carolina; Duke University)
Commentator: Vrääth Öhner (LBIGG)

14:00-16:00 – Panel 196: Red Vienna (4): Teaching Beyond Weimar: Why Red Vienna Now? (Kings 3)

Roundtable with:
Kristin Kopp (University of Missouri)
Rob McFarland (Brigham Young University)
Nicole Burgoyne (University of Chicago)
Ingo Zechner (LBIGG)
Richard Lambert (Washington University in St. Louis)

Moderation: Erik Born

Veranstalter (Konferenz): German Studies Association