Even though the #DHN2020 conference was postponed to October 2020, I am really happy to hear that my short paper is already published online. 🙂 @NewsEyeEU
Pünktlich zur #DHd2020 erscheint auch der CfP für die österreichische #DHA2020:
"DHA2020: Die Kunst der Digitalen Geisteswissenschaften"
23. bis 25. September 2020, Wien
https://t.co/BEC3M8XHFB
@ACDH_OeAW
Ever wondered what the inside of an armored train looks like? Here's a photo from inside a cramped machine gun car of a Austro-Hungarian 'Schwerer Panzerzug' (Heavy Armored Train).
#WW1#WWI#FWW#GreatWar#History#Train#Railroad
Having one of those (increasingly regular) days where you realise the PhD hasn’t been worth what you’ve had to give up to get it. And I haven’t event got it yet.
Tonight is the first night of #Hanukkah: Here's a photo of Austro-Hungarian soldiers celebrating the Festival of Lights on the Eastern Front, 1916. Some of the attendees appear to be Russians POWs, permitted to attend the service.
#WW1#WWI#FWW#GreatWar#History#Chanukah
Fancy a bit of background on the @NatLibFi newspaper corpora we work with in NewsEye? Look no further! A new #blogpost on this is now up, written by our colleague there Marja-Leena Hynynen: https://t.co/tF83j0anAU
It`s good to know that also other researchers are working on the press coverage of industrial accidents in historical newspapers. As I experienced in the case of the fire at the munitions factory in Wöllersdorf (1918), still a lot of manual work has to be conducted... #FWW
Why do we need people's help searching the newspaper archive for articles about industrial accidents? Keyword searching alone is too blunt. This 1888 article from Blackburn mentions 'death' and 'machinery' but is about a property sale. You can help at https://t.co/ImUejZI6ae