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Reviewer: David Gerlach Title: Prague in Black: Nazi Rule and Czech Nationalism Author: Chad Bryant Reviewer: Julie M. Johnson Title: Undiscovered Expressionist: A Life of Marie-Louise von Motesiczky, The Author: Jill Lloyd Reviewer: William Wright Title: Die Habsburgermonarchie, 1848-1918; volume 8, Politische Oeffentlichkeit und Zivilgesellschaft; part 1, Vereine, Parteien und Interessenverbaede als Traeger der politischen Partizipation Author: Helmut Rumpler and Peter Urbanitsch, eds Title: Die Habsburgermonarchie, 1848-1918; volume 8, Politische Oeffentlichkeit und Zivilgesellschaft; part 2, Die Presse als Faktor der politischen Mobilisierung Author: Helmut Rumpler and Peter Urbanitsch, eds

- Conf: Polnisch-oesterreichische Kontakte sowie Militärbuendnisse 1618-1918, Wien 11. -12.9.2008  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - JOB: Medieval/Early Modern East Central/Central Europe, Central European Univ [Hungary]  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - JOB: Russian/Eastern European, Univ Texas-Arlington [US]  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - JOB: Eastern/Central Europe after 1848, Hampden-Sydney College [US]  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - CFP: Coming home? Conflict and return migration in 20th century Europe, UK  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - Job: Medieval History, Southern Illinois Univ.  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU> - Medieval Eastern Europe, Baylor Univ  Jim Brown <brownjim@ELON.EDU>