Rachel G Trode

PhD Researcher (sher/her) @EUI_History working on late Habsburg rule in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Retweets ≠ endorsement.

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Happy to say that my article about the Sarajevo Tobacco Factory strike of 1906, and what it means for how we think about late Habsburg rule in Bosnia-Herzegovina, has been published in the December 2022 issue of Central European History! And Open Access!

https://t.co/rIPnAxJzwe

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Thank you to my committee not only for their helpful feedback but for also making the defense such an enjoyable experience!

[Iva Lucic @IvaLucic2]

Congratulations to @racheltrode for having defended her excellent thesis on Habsburg governance in Bosnia @EUI_History. It was a great pleasure to act as a committee member and discuss this important work

[Iva Lucic @IvaLucic2]

Congratulations to @racheltrode for having defended her excellent thesis on Habsburg governance in Bosnia @EUI_History. It was a great pleasure to act as a committee member and discuss this important work

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Are you a PhD researcher working on gender history in Southeast Europe? Then consider applying for the upcoming doctoral workshop at the Centre for Southeast European Studies, University of Graz! CfA here ➡️https://t.co/VIAx8qCKxY

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Plus, I'm in good Habsburg company alongside @dacretu, whose article examines the development of modern refugee camps in A-H during WW1. Also Open Access!
https://t.co/aXM7nKrZre

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Happy to say that my article about the Sarajevo Tobacco Factory strike of 1906, and what it means for how we think about late Habsburg rule in Bosnia-Herzegovina, has been published in the December 2022 issue of Central European History! And Open Access!

https://t.co/rIPnAxJzwe

[Iva Lucic @IvaLucic2]

So happy about the positive media attention the book "U ime nacije" has received in Bosnia!

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

#twitterstorians who have published journal articles #openaccess - what Creative Commons license did you choose and why?

[Ēriks Bredovskis @bredovsk]

I’m excited to announce that @karnold01 and I have co-organized a #theGSA2022 seminar! We’ll look at new approaches to teaching colonial science and German imperialism. Apply thru @TheGSA portal (https://t.co/tqJWBwNspp) by March 14, 2022!

[History at EUI @EUI_History]

War, social innovations, the disintegration and legacy of an empire - read Pieter M. Judson's #OpenAccess article @19141918online on the social and military history of Austria-Hungary during the First World War 👉https://t.co/1tnMjchI2A 📚 @CadmusEUI 📚 #twitterstorians #WWI

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Looking forward to listening to all of these fascinating talks as well as giving one of my own on day 3 (Jan 30)!

[History at EUI @EUI_History]

📣We are hiring! Apply for the @EUI_History @EUI_Schuman Joint Chair in the History of East-Central and South-Eastern Europe, Late #19thcentury to the Present 👉https://t.co/GZo0vrWNf3 deadline: 7 February 2022 #academicjobs #twitterstorians #twitstoriens

[The Modern European History Collective @ModEuroHistColl]

Colleagues who work on the History of East Central or Southeastern Europe (or both) since 1880:
@EUI_History is advertizing a new joint chair in this field (with the Robert Schuman Center). The deadline for applications is relatively soon.
https://t.co/fwb9mDWSB7

[Rachel G Trode @racheltrode]

Fantastic news!

[The Modern European History Collective @ModEuroHistColl]

Huge congratulations to Iva Lucic for being named associate prof of history at U of Stockholm. To learn more about her AMAZING work on southeastern Europe, with a special emphasis on understanding what happened to Muslim communities within it, see: https://t.co/QaEKneL6N0

[IHB_OeAW @ihb_oeaw]

Austria and the Balkans have been intertwined for centuries. As an important cultural, social and political hub for the Balkan societies, Vienna remains a center of scientific engagement with this region. The Lecture Programme is online. See more: ⬇️
https://t.co/IyFrdkZ5wi

[Sebastian Majstorovic @storytracer]

My second attempt at AI colorization: tram ride through pre-WWI Vienna (1906). Full video here: https://t.co/pLH8R2cASM

[Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung @twioeg]

VERANSTALTUNGSEINLADUNG: Buchpräsentation „Histories of Bureaucratic Knowledge“ (11.3.2021, ONLINE) https://t.co/vV13YEhXth #wissenschaftsgeschichte #openaccess #bureaucraticknowledge

[Theodora Dragostinova @theodora_dragos]

Are you yearning for something special? Then come & listen to Maria Todorova speak on her latest book, The Lost World of Socialists at Europe’s Margins: Imagining Utopia, 1870s–1920s, on 10 March 2021, 4:00pm–5:30 pm LONDON time/11:00am EST. UCL event.
https://t.co/Wbo8tRkbr8