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Interviews/Blogs/Forums
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"Celebrating István Deák: Historian, Teacher, Provocateur"
Conference held at Columbia University, sponsored by the History Department, the Harriman Institute, and the Botstiber Institute. I helped co-organize.
October 2023
“In Memoriam: István Deák, 1926–2023: Historian of Europe”
Obituary published in the American Historical Association's magazine Perspectives on History
April 2023
"Rethinking the End of the Russian and Habsburg Empires"
A Discussion with Joshua Sanborn and Dominique Kirchner Reill, for Kritika's "History Ex-Silo" series, sponsored by New Books Network
February 2023
MissedHistory Podcast:
Dominique K. Reill
A Historian’s Murder Trail, the Nationalism Debate and Understanding ‘The Balkans’
February 2023
Author Response to H-Diplo Roundtable XXIII-30 on Reill. "The Fiume Crisis: Life in the Wake of the Habsburg Empire"
March 2022
"Wolff’s Wilson: An Agent of Fevered Mental Gymnastics, Racism, or Both?"
In H-Diplo Roundtable on Woodrow Wilson and the Reimaging of Eastern Europe
February 2022
Forum for Central European History: "Central European History in the Age
of COVID-19"
Co-edited forum with Christian Goeschel and Lucy Riall
December 2021
Local Rijeka radio show
September 2021
Botstiber Grant Award interview for project "The Habsburg Mayor of New York: Fiorello LaGuardia"
September 2021
The Historian and the Murderer: A Croatian Historian's Death Ultimately Put Our Profession on Trial
June 2021
Great War Podcast: Interview with Jesse Alexander on "The Fiume Crisis: Life in the Wake of the Habsburg Empire"
January 2021
New Books Network interview with Steven Seegel on "The Fiume Crisis: Life in the Wake of the Habsburg Empire"
December 2020
BIAAS Austro-Americana Blogs:"The Fiume Crisis: Made (But Not Primarily) in the USA"
December 2020
Kako je karizmatični populist Riječanima prije 100 godina pokvario Božić!
(Croatian translation by Livio Defranza of Zócalo piece "How a Charismatic Populist Destroyed Christmas)
December 2020
“Is Istanbul Next?”
Roundtable Interview on the Cultural, Geopolitical, and Religious Dimensions of the Loss of the Cosmopolitan City in the Eastern Mediterranean with WNTN Radio Boston (Grecian Echoes) and co-sponsored by Emmanuel College
August 2020
«La vita quotidiana a Fiume dopo la dissoluzione della Monarchia asburgica»
(translation: Daily Live in Rijeka after the Dissolution of the Habsburg Monarchy)
July 2019
«La statua di D’Annunzio rende reale un mondo di esclusione»
Published in the Italian newspaper Il Piccolo (translation: The statue of D’Annunzio makes real a world of exclusion)
July 2019
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