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    Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Afrika 

    Fillitz, Thomas (2002)
    Contemporary art of Africa reached a wider audience in the aftermath of the Magiciens de la Terre exhibition (Paris 1989). This study of fourteen artists from Ivory Coast and Benin is based on ethnographic fieldwork in ...
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    Elektrische Klangmaschinen 

    Donhauser, Peter (2007)
    The publication deals with the time of pioneers in building "electrical musical instruments" in German speaking countries. It is based on a research project funded by the Austrian National Bank's "Jubilaeumsfonds" (project ...
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    Im Nebel 

    Kókai, Károly (2002)
    The relationship between the intellectual development of the young Georg Lukacs and the culture of Vienna around the turn of the century was investigated in the research project: Georg Lukacs and Vienna. Because of this ...
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    Geburten/Kontrolle 

    Mesner, Maria (2010)
    The volume aims at a comprehensive historical reconstruction of policies, conflicts, attitudes, and regulations covering the diverse field of human reproduction. The analysis is based on two case studies: the United States ...
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    Die Rothschild'schen Gemäldesammlungen in Wien 

    Kunth, Felicitas (2006)
    Emerging from the Jewish ghetto in Frankfurt, the Rothschilds took over in the world of banking in less than 50 years. In 1820, Salomon Rothschild came to Vienna to open a branch of the family banking house. His son Anselm ...
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