Austrian Association for Folklore

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The Austrian Association of Folklore is a scientific society that as a professional organization of material and professional interests in the field of folklore / European ethnology professionally and / or academically workers in Austria sees.

history

In 1957 , at the 8th Austrian Folklore Conference in Bregenz , it was decided to found a professional association. The commission responsible for the constitution invited to the founding assembly in Saalfelden on March 21 and 22, 1958 . The Innsbruck professor Karl Ilg became the first chairman . Hanns Koren was elected as his deputy . Other members of the founding board: Franz Colleselli (secretary), Franz Lipp (treasurer), as well as Adolf Mais and Oskar Moser (advisors).

Area of ​​responsibility

The professional association promotes research and young folklore scholars. He works closely with the Association for Folklore in Vienna . The Austrian Folklore Conference, which takes place every three years, is jointly organized. The current board consists of: Ingo Schneider (Chair), Margot Schindler (Deputy Chair) Karl C. Berger (Secretary), Herlinde Menardi (Treasurer) as well as Olaf Bockhorn , Helmut Eberhart , Veronika Plöckinger-Walenta, Ulrike Kammerhofer and Katrin Knaß (Advisory Boards )

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