Zwischen Donau, Moldau und March (Arnold Suppan) Konferenzbericht zu „Erinnerungsorte und Erinnerungskulturen interdisziplinär – fachspezifi sche und fachdidaktische Annäherungen“
Between the Danube, the Vltava, and the March. Conference report on “Places of Remembrance and Cultures of Remembrance in an Interdisciplinary Way – Subject-Specific and Subject-Didactic Approaches”

Summary/Abstract: The report discusses the intertwined histories of Austrians, Czechs, and Sudeten Germans from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. It highlights their political, economic, social, and cultural connections, including shared rulers, markets, and architectural heritage. The text also covers the impact of significant historical events such as the Hussite Wars, the Thirty Years' War, and the rise of nationalism in the 19th century. It examines the consequences of World War I, the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the establishment of the Republic of Austria and Czechoslovakia. The document further explores the effects of World War II, the Nazi occupation, and the post-war expulsion of Sudeten Germans. Finally, it addresses the Cold War period, the fall of communism, and the subsequent reintegration of Austria and the Czech Republic into the European community.

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