Ernst Hanisch

Ernst Hanisch (born January 16, 1940 in Thaya ) is an Austrian historian and professor emeritus for modern Austrian history at the University of Salzburg .

Life

Hanisch graduated from the secondary school in Waidhofen an der Thaya in 1958 . After completing basic military service in Vienna , he studied history and German at the University of Vienna from 1959 to 1964 . With his dissertation on " Stefan George , his circle and Nazism" , he was, in April 1964 at Friedrich Engel Jánosi doctorate and already sat down with the topic of Austrofascism apart. His scientific career began as a scholarship holder from 1964 to 1967 at the International Research Center Salzburg . From 1967 he was assistant to Erika Weinzierl at the historical institute of the University of Salzburg . In 1975 he completed his habilitation and in January 1977 he became a lecturer for modern Austrian history at the University of Salzburg , in 1979 he became an extraordinary professor for modern Austrian history alongside Gerhard Botz and thus successor to Weinzierl. Ernst Hanisch has been retired since 2004.

1964–1965: Scholarship from the Fritz Thyssen Foundation at the International Research Center in Salzburg
1965–1967: Scholarship holder of the Theodor Innitzer Study Fund at the International Research Center in Salzburg
1974: Leopold Kunschak Prize
1975: Franz Rehrl Prize
1977: Theodor Körner Prize
1979: Sandoz Prize
1995: Ludwig Jedlicka Memorial Prize
1996: Karl von Vogelsang State Prize
2002: Cardinal Innitzer Prize (appreciation prize for the humanities)
2005: Great Silver Medal of Honor for Services to the Republic of Austria
2013: Wilhelm Hartel Prize

1890–1990: The long shadow of the state. Austrian social history in the 20th century. Ueberreuter, Vienna 1994, ISBN 3-8000-3547-2 . (Herwig Wolfram (Ed.): Austrian History. Part 3, 19th and 20th centuries.)
Bad nerves: The National Socialist rule in Salzburg 1938–1945. Anton Pustet, Salzburg 1997, ISBN 3-7025-0325-0 .
Masculinity: Another 20th Century Story. Böhlau, Vienna et al. 2005, ISBN 3-205-77314-4 .
The great illusionist: Otto Bauer (1881–1938). Böhlau, Vienna et al. 2011, ISBN 978-3-205-78601-6 .

Conservative and revolutionary thinking. German Social Catholics and Socialists in the 19th Century. Vienna / Salzburg 1975.
The sick man on the Danube. Marx and Engels on Austria. Vienna / Munich / Zurich 1978.
In the shadow of famous times. Salzburg in the years of Georg Trakl (1887–1914). Salzburg 1986.
The Obersalzberg, the Kehlsteinhaus and Adolf Hitler. Berchtesgaden 1996.
Mentalities and economic activity in Austria. Vienna 1997.
Nazi rule in Austria 1938–1945. Vienna 1998.
Thinking the story: Marc Bloch . Goeppingen 2000.
The incursion of literature into the science of history. The dispute over postmodern subjectivity. Wuerzburg 2000.
Homo consumens. Dechristianization and structural elements of Austrian society in the Second Republic. Klagenfurt 2000.
Nazi rule in Austria. A manual. Vienna 2000.
The place of National Socialism in Austrian history. Vienna 2002.

with A. Staudinger, E. Talos and H. Dachs: Handbook of the political system of Austria. First Republic, 1918–1933 . Manz Verlag, Vienna 1995.
with R. Kriechbaumer: Salzburg. Between globalization and gold bonnet. History of the Austrian federal states. Böhlau, Vienna / Cologne / Weimar 1997.
with H. Dachs, R. Floimair and F. Schausberger: The Haslauer era. Salzburg in the seventies and eighties. Böhlau, Vienna 2001.
with E. Bruckmüller, R. Sandgruber and N. Weigl: History of Austrian agriculture and forestry in the 20th century. Volume 1: Politics - Society - Economy. Vienna 2002.

An attempt to "understand" National Socialism. In: Anton Pelinka , Erika Weinzierl (ed.): The great tabu. Austria's handling of its past. Vienna 1989.
“Self-hatred” as part of Austrian identity. In: Contemporary History. 23, 5/6, May / June 1996, pp. 136-145.
Austria - The dominance of the state. Contemporary history at the hub of politics and science . Version: 1.0, In: Docupedia-Zeitgeschichte . published on March 22, 2011.

Reinhard Krammer, Christoph Kühberger, Franz Schausberger (Hrsg.): The researching look: Contributions to the history of Austria in the 20th century. Festschrift for Ernst Hanisch on his 70th birthday. Böhlau, Vienna et al. 2010.