Reinhard Sieder

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Reinhard Sieder (born July 2, 1950 in Göstling an der Ybbs , Lower Austria) is an Austrian historian , social and cultural scientist and associate professor for social and economic history of modern times i. R. of the University of Vienna .

Life

From 1969 to 1975 Sieder studied German philology and literary studies, history, economic and social history at the University of Vienna. In 1975 he was promoted to Dr. phil. PhD. From 1976 he worked for several years as a contract assistant in research projects and as a lecturer at the University of Vienna. In 1978 he accepted an invitation to the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure (Cambridge / UK). In 1980 he and his colleagues founded the publishing house for social criticism, a publishing house for authors from the history, cultural and social sciences, of which he was the sponsor. In 1981 and 1982 he wrote and spoke programs for cultural and scientific programs as a freelancer for Austrian radio. In 1989 he completed his habilitation at the University of Vienna and was given a lectureship in social and economic history of the modern era. In 1990 he and his colleagues founded the Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswwissenschaften (Austrian Journal of History), of which he was the sponsor until 2017 and of which he is still a member of the editorial board. He received teaching positions at the Institute for Ethnology (or Cultural and Social Anthropology) at the University of Vienna, at the Institute for History at the University of Salzburg , at the Institute for Sociology at the University of Innsbruck and at the European University Institute in Florence. In 1997 he was appointed associate professor for modern social and economic history at the University of Vienna. In 2003 he received a visiting professorship at the Institute for Contemporary History at the Karl-Franzens University in Graz. In 2010 he was appointed director of the Institute for Economic and Social History at the University of Vienna. In 2011, the City of Vienna entrusted him with the management of a commission of historians to investigate violence against children in all city, church and private children's homes. In 2015 he was retired from the University of Vienna. Since then he has been working as a freelance author, lecturer and researcher.

Research and Teaching

Social, economic and cultural history of the house and the family

The history of the 'private' way of life and domestic economic forms in a European and global comparison forms the first focus of R. Sieder's research and teaching. Together with M. Mitterauer, he wrote a history of family systems in Europe, which also outlined the research program of the Vienna research group for about ten years. In 1978, an international network of researchers enabled Sieder to do research in Cambridge / UK (SSRC Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure), which resulted in the translation of the first book into English and contributions to international anthologies. In 1982 Sieder presented his family social history (translated into several languages). In the same year his extensive contribution to a renowned standard work on the family in the 20th century in a comparison of the regions of the world appears.

Private life in the second modern age

From the 1990s on, Sieder's research and teaching were determined by recent developments and recent social problems. He examines the changes in family life through separation and divorce with a focus on the consequences for the shaping of parenthood and childhood. In case studies, he reconstructs the historically new situation of children in bi-local family systems after their parents separated. He demonstrates empirically that fathers can become more active and committed fathers after separating from their spouses. From autobiographical interviews he reconstructs the increasing demands of older people for a good life and discusses the recoding of romantic love in the Second Modern Age and its implications for life planning. In 2008, based on several years of project research, he published a qualitative study on patchwork family systems, which is also used in couple and family therapy. This leads to invitations of the author to conferences of psychotherapeutic, psychoanalytic and sociological associations in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the USA as well as to several lectures and training seminars for psychotherapists within the framework of the ÖAS. In a volume edited with Ernst Langthaler, R. Sieder publishes a comparative study of the forms of house, household and family in South American, Chinese and European regions. The conclusion: In all the regions of the world examined, the secular tendency towards the emancipation of young small families from larger kinship and household systems can be found in the course of the 20th century; they tend towards significantly fewer children, more committed parenting of mothers and fathers, the emancipation of single mothers from patriarchal, state, municipal and medical tutelage and increasingly active paternity: engl. fathering, as well as relatively more gender equality in public discourse and partially in everyday life.

Narrative-autobiographical interview and text analysis

Due to the research questions relating to the 20th and early 21st centuries, R. Sieder is intensively involved in research and teaching with qualitative social and cultural science methods and techniques. In the narrative interview and in the sequential text analysis he finds suitable methods, but increasingly adapts them to his own research projects and extends the debate and the like. a. around the question of the special type of historical explanation: narrative and explanatory sentences are combined in the reconstructive and consecutive theory type that can explain “how it came about”.

In international lectures, lectures and seminars, he conveys the concept of an understanding historical cultural and social science that not only measures structural data, but also uses qualitative methods to reconstruct the actors' autobiographies, which symbolize the structuring practice and its meanings. In his empirical research projects he increasingly focuses on the action-guiding knowledge of the actors in social groups and institutions. He supplements the sequential text analysis with elements of the documentary method. In his empirical study on patchwork family systems, he makes it clear that autobiographical remembering and storytelling (in everyday life as well as in autobiographical, narrative interviews) are not solipsistic, but rather take place interactively and to currently present or absent interaction partners (partners, children, colleagues, etc. .) are addressed.

For historical social and cultural studies

The historicization of the subject of society, post-structuralist, sociological theories of practice (Bourdieu, Giddens et al.), Social-psychological theories on ontogenesis, phenomenological theories on everyday life and lifeworld (Schütz, Luckmann) and the like. a. change the concept of social history. After a critical reconstruction of his history, Sieder pleads for the expansion of social history and historical social science by paying attention to the cultural practices that symbolize meanings and that are connected with social practices. This is the only way to “return the subject” to cultural studies without relapsing into subjectivism.

Violence against children and young people, flight and exile

R. Sieder applies his concept of historical social and cultural studies in research projects. From 2010–2012, on behalf of the Vienna City Government, he and a number of employees investigate violence against children and young people in urban, church and private children's or educational homes. 2016–2017 he reconstructs the course of refugee migration and the exile of Syrian doctors and pharmacists.

Everyday Life and Government Policy

Around 2018, Sieder again researched everyday life in the city and state of Vienna, but with a different main question. “What drives the citizens of a community to be interested in questions of politics? Suffering, lack, perceived injustice, your own interest in benefiting from state and municipal services? The reforms of the Red Vienna achieved varying degrees of success without radically changing ownership and ownership. And yet they changed one dimension of the capitalist mode of production: everyday life. ”After depicting Vienna's welfare and housing policy, he is working on a synthesis of his research on everyday life and government policy in Red Vienna.

Publications

  • with Michael Mitterauer , From Patriarchy to Partnership. On the structural change of the family in Europe, 1st edition, Verlag CH Beck, Munich 1976, 4th edition, Beck'sche series BsR 158, Munich 1991, ISBN 3-406-35575-7 .
  • with Michael Mitterauer, The European Family. Patriarchy to Partnership from the Middle Ages to the Present. Translated by Karla Oosterveen and Manfred Hörzinger and revised for this edition, Basil Blackwell, 1st ed. Oxford 1982, reprinted 1983, 1988, 1989. ISBN 0-631-12913-8 . ISBN 0-631-12923-5 paperback.
  • Social history of the family, Suhrkamp Verlag (es 1276), Frankfurt am Main 1982, ISBN 3-518-11276-7 , ISBN 978-3-518-11276-2 .
  • with Michael Mitterauer, ed., Historische Familienforschung, Suhrkamp (stw 387), Frankfurt am Main 1982, 2nd edition 2016, 326–368, ISBN 978-3-518-27987-8
  • with Gottfried Pirhofer, On the Constitution of the Working Family in Red Vienna. Family policy, cultural reform, everyday life and aesthetics, in: Michael Mitterauer u. Reinhard Sieder, ed., Historische Familienforschung, Suhrkamp (stw 387), Frankfurt am Main 1982, 2nd edition 2016, 326–368.
  • with Michael Mitterauer, The reconstruction of the family life course: theoretical problems and empirical results, in: Family forms in historic Europe. Edited by Richard Wall in collaboration with Jean Robin and Peter Laslett of the SSRC Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure, Cambridge University Press 1983, 309-345, ISBN 0-521-24547-8 .
  • Behind the lines: working-class family life in wartime Vienna, in: Richard Wall, Jay Winter, eds., The Upheaval of War. Family, Work and Welfare in Europe, 1914-1918, Cambridge University Press 1988, 109-138, first paperback edition Cambridge 2005, ISBN 0-521-32345-2 hardback, ISBN 0-521-52515-2 paperback.
  • What does social history mean? In: Austrian Journal for Historical Sciences, 1st year (1990) 1, 25–48.
  • Social history on the way to a historical cultural science? in: Geschichte und Gesellschaft 20 (1993), 445–468.
  • Social History: On the Way to Becoming a Historical Cultural Science? In: Filozofski Vestnik 2/1997, Power and Resistance. Pouvoir et resistance, Ljubljana 1997, 257-283, ISSN  0353-4510 .
  • with Heinz Steinert u. Emmerich Tálos, ed., Austria 1945–1995. Society - Politics - Culture, Publishing House for Social Criticism, 1st edition Vienna 1995, 2nd edition Vienna 1996, ISBN 3-85115-215-8 .
  • with Emmerich Tálos, Ernst Hanisch, Wolfgang Neugebauer, eds., Nazi rule in Austria. A manual, öbv & hpt Verlag, 1st edition, Vienna 2000, ISBN 3-209-03179-7 .
  • A Hitler Youth from a good family. Narrative structure and deconstruction of a life story, in: Wolfram Fischer-Rosenthal, Peter Alheit, eds., Biographien in Deutschland. Sociological reconstructions of lived social history, Opladen 1995, 330–359; also in: Reinhard Sieder, The return of the subject in cultural studies, publisher turia + kant, Vienna 2004, 127–165, ISBN 3-85132-395-5 .
  • A Hitler Youth from a Respectable Family: The Narrative Composition and Deconstruction of a Life Story, in: Daniel Bertaux, Paul Thompson, eds., Between Generations. Family Models, Myths, and Memories, Oxford University Press 1993, 99-119, ISBN 0-19-820249-0 .
  • Possession and desire, inheritance and parenting happiness. Families in Germany and Austria, in: André Burguière, Christiane Klapisch-Zuber, Martine Segalen, Françoise Zonabend, eds., History of the family, 20th century, foreword by Jack Goody. Translated from the French by Gabriele Krüger-Wirrer, Campus Verlag, Frankfurt am Main a. a., 1998, 211-284; Unchanged reprint, licensed edition: Magnus Verlag, Essen 2005, ISBN 3-88400-428-X .
  • with Christian Gerbel, Alexander Mejstrik, Die "Schlurfs". Refusal and opposition by Viennese young workers in the Third Reich, in: Emmerich Tálos, Ernst Hanisch, Wolfgang Neugebauer, Reinhard Sieder, eds., National Socialist rule in Austria. A manual. Öbv & hpt Verlag, 1st edition, Vienna 2000, 523-548, ISBN 3-209-03179-7 .
  • Of patriarchs and other fathers. Men in families after separation and divorce, in: Franz X. Eder, ed., In the interior of masculinity, Austrian journal for historical sciences (OeZG) 11 (2000), No. 3, 83-107, ISSN  1016-765X .
  • Men in blended families, in: Karin Jurczyk, Andreas Lange, eds., Becoming a father and being a father today. New ways - new opportunities !, Bertelsmann Stiftung publishing house, Gütersloh 2009, 289–317, ISBN 978-3-86793-035-2 .
  • The return of the subject in cultural studies, publisher turia + kant Vienna 2004, ISBN 3-85132-395-5 .
  • From Herbert Marcuse to New Fatherhood: Discourses and Life Projections in Private Life since the 1960s, (Lecture given in New Orleans 2002), published in: Günter Bischof, Anton Pelinka, ed., The Americanization / Westernization of Austria, 1st edition 2004 , 2nd edition Routledge 2017, ISBN 978-0-7658-0803-5 . (pbk)
  • Patchworks - the family life of separated parents and their children. With a foreword by Helm Stierlin, Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 2008, ISBN 978-3-608-94506-5 .
  • Home and family. Regime of reproduction in Latin America, China and Europe, in: Reinhard Sieder, Ernst Langthaler, eds., Globalgeschichte 1800–2010, Böhlau Verlag, Vienna / Cologne a. a. 2010, 285-341, ISBN 978-3-205-78585-9 .
  • Subject, in: Anne Kwaschik, Mario Wimmer, eds., From the work of the historian. A dictionary on the theory and practice of historical science, Transkript Verlag, Bielefeld 2010, 197–202, ISBN 978-3-8376-1547-0 .
  • with Andrea Smioski, Deprived of Childhood. Violence in the reform centers of the city of Vienna. With the collaboration of Holger Eich u. Sabine Kirschenhofer, Studien Verlag, Innsbruck / Vienna / Bozen 2012, ISBN 978-3-7065-5232-5 .
  • The dispositive of welfare education in Vienna, in: Michaela Ralser, Reinhard Sieder, eds., The children of the state. Austrian Journal for Historical Sciences 25 (2014) 1 + 2, 156–193, ISBN 978-3-7065-5334-6 , ISSN  1016-765X .
  • Analyze narratives - tell analyzes. Praxeological paradigm, narrative-biographical interview, text analysis and case presentation, in: Karl R. Wernhart, Werner Zips, eds., Ethnohistorie. Reconstruction, cultural criticism and representation. An introduction, 4th completely revised and expanded edition, Promedia Verlag Wien 2014, 150–180, ISBN 978-3-85371-373-0 .
  • The Individual and the Societal, in: Jurij Fikfak, Frane Adam, Detlev Garz, eds., Qualitative Research. Different Perspectives, Emerging Trends, Zalozba, Ljubljana 2004, 49–66, ISBN 961-6500-58-9 .
  • Children after their parents separated and divorced, in: Integrative Therapy. Journal of Comparative Psychotherapy and Method Integration, vol. 35, No. 2/3 (October 2009), 169-193, ISSN  0342-6831 .
  • The family myth and romantic love in the condition postmoderne , in: Jürgen Hardt u. a., ed., Sehnsucht Familie in der Postmoderne. Parents and children in therapy today. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2010, 45–71, ISBN 978-3-525-40328-0 , ISBN 978-3-647-40328-1 (e-book).
  • After love, the separation of the parents: old difficulties, new opportunities, in: family dynamics. Systemic Practice and Research, 35th volume (2010), no. 4, 348–359.
  • Divorced parents, troubled children - or a new family life? With forewords by Hubert Christian Ehalt and Bettina Dausien, Picus Verlag, Vienna 2012, ISBN 978-3-85452-559-2 .
  • Why the Vienna Youth Welfare Office did not follow its educational advisor, in: Thomas Aichhorn, Karl Fallend, ed., August Aichhorn - Lectures. Introduction to psychoanalysis for educational counseling and social work. With an essay by Reinhard Sieder, Löcker Verlag, Vienna 2015, 201–226, ISBN 978-3-85409-779-2 .
  • with Badran Farwati, rebellion, refugee migration and asylum. Doctors and pharmacists in the Syrian Revolution and the Syrian War, on the run and in asylum in Austria, in: Ursula Mindler-Steiner, Reinhard Sieder, eds., Flucht & Asyl. Escape & Asylum. Austrian Journal of History 28 (2017) 2, 127–169, ISBN 978-3-7065-5614-9 , ISSN  1016-765X .
  • Scientific discourses, child and youth welfare, home education: Vienna in the 20th century, in: Virus. Contributions to the social history of medicine, Volume 7: Focus: Medicalized childhoods. The new concern for the child from the late 19th to the late 20th century. Ed. V. Elisabeth Dietrich-Daum, Michaela Ralser and Elisabeth Lobenwein, Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2018, 29–56, ISBN 978-3-96023-203-2 , ISSN  1605-7066 .
  • Housing and households in community housing. Political discourse, representation, practice, cultural consequences, in: Das Rote Wien 1919–1934. Ideas, debates, practice, ed. v. Werner Michael Schwarz, Georg Spitaler, Elke Wikidal, Birkhäuser, Basel 2019, 234–241. ISBN 978-3-0356-1957-7 .

honors and awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ OEZG Publisher
  2. ↑ Vienna today report of the Historikerkommission Children's Homes of the City of Vienna (YouTube June 20, 2012)
  3. ^ R. Sieder CV
  4. ↑ Reinhard Sieder
  5. ↑ M. Mitterauer, R. Sieder, From Patriarchate to Partnership. On the structural change of the family, Verlag CH Beck, Munich 1976, 4th edition 1991; English: The European Family. Patriarchy to Partnership from the Middle Ages to the Present. Basil Blackwell, 1st ed. Oxford 1982, reprinted 1983, 1988, 1989
  6. ↑ M. Mitterauer, R. Sieder, eds., Historische Familienforschung, Frankfurt am Main 1982; 2nd edition 2016; R. Sieder u. M. Mitterauer, The reconstruction of the family life course: theoretical problems and empirical results, in: Family forms in historic Europe. Edited by Richard Wall in collaboration with Jean Robin and Peter Laslett of the SSRC Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1983, 309-345
  7. ^ R. Sieder, Social History of the Family, Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1982, translations: Peking 1996, Moscow 1997, Ljubljana 1998
  8. ↑ R. Sieder, Possession and Desire, Inheritance and Parental Happiness. Families in Germany and Austria, in: A. Burguière, Ch. Klapisch-Zuber, M. Segalen, F. Zonabend, eds., History of the Family, 20th Century, Frankfurt am Main / New York / Paris, 1998, 211– 284
  9. ^ R. Sieder, Divorced parents, troubled children - or a new family life? Picus Verlag, Vienna 2012
  10. ↑ R. Sieder, Children after the separation and divorce of their parents, in: Integrative Therapy. Journal of Comparative Psychotherapy and Method Integration, vol. 35, No. 2/3 October 2009, 169–193
  11. ↑ R. Sieder, From Patriarchs and Other Fathers. Men in families after separation and divorce, in: Franz X. Eder, ed., In the interior of masculinity, Austrian journal for historical sciences (OeZG) 11 (2000), no. 3, 83-107; R. Sieder, men in blended families, in: Karin Jurczyk, Andreas Lange, eds., Becoming a father and being a father today. New Paths - New Opportunities !, Bertelsmann Stiftung publishing house, Gütersloh 2009, 289–317
  12. ↑ R. Sieder with H. Blaumeiser, My walks slowly turn into funerals. Anticipations and recourse in dealing with spouses and friends in old age, in: old age and everyday life. Edited by G. Göckenjan u. H.-J. von Kondratowitz, Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1988, 219-237
  13. ↑ R. Sieder, The family myth and romantic love in the condition postmoderne , in: J. Hardt u. a., ed., Sehnsucht Familie in der Postmoderne. Parents and children in therapy today. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2010, 45–71
  14. ↑ R. Sieder, Patchworks - the family life of separated parents and their children. With a foreword by Helm Stierlin, Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 2008
  15. ^ R. Sieder, Historical Truth and Therapeutic Benefit, lecture at the opening of the conference “The wide land of constellation work”, October 2001, Gmunden; R. Sieder, The family myth and romantic love in the condition postmoderne , lecture at the Fifth Hessian Psychotherapist Day on 18./19. September 2009 in Frankfurt a. M .; printed in: Jürgen Hardt u. a., ed., Sehnsucht Familie in der Postmoderne. Parents and children in therapy today, Göttingen 2010, 45–71; R. Sieder, From Herbert Marcuse to New Fatherhood: Discourses and Life Projections in Private Life since the 1960s, (Lecture, given in New Orleans 2002, published in: Günter Bischof, Anton Pelinka, eds., The Americanization / Westernization of Austria, 1st edition 2004, 2nd ed.Routledge 2017, ISBN 0-7658-0803-X ; ISBN 978-0-7658-0803-5 pbk)
  16. ↑ R. Sieder, After love, the separation of parents: old difficulties, new opportunities, in: family dynamics. Systemic Practice and Research, 35th year 2010, no. 4, 348–359
  17. ↑ R. Sieder, House and Family. Regime of reproduction in Latin America, China and Europe, in: R. Sieder, E. Langthaler, eds., Globalgeschichte 1800–2010, Böhlau Verlag, Vienna / Cologne / Weimar 2010, 285–341
  18. ↑ F. Schütze, On the elicitation and analysis of narratives of thematically relevant stories in the context of sociological field research, in: Bielefeld Sociologists' Working Group: Communicative Social Research, Munich, 159–260; G. Rosenthal, Interpretative Social Research. An introduction, Weinheim u. Munich 2005 a. a.
  19. ↑ R. Sieder, A Hitler Youth from a Good House. Narrative structure and deconstruction of a life story, in: Wolfram Fischer-Rosenthal, Peter Alheit, eds., Biographien in Deutschland. Sociological reconstructions of lived social history, Opladen 1995, 330–359; R. Sieder, analyzing stories - telling analyzes. Praxeological paradigm, narrative-biographical interview, text analysis and case presentation, in: KR Wernhart, W. Zips, ed., Ethnohistorie. Reconstruction, cultural criticism and representation. An introduction, 4. Completely revised u. extended edition, Vienna 2014, 150–180
  20. ↑ z. BR Sieder, Third-Generation Historical Social Science, seminar paper, method and theory seminar Luisa Passerini, May 1997; R. Sieder, Talking about oneself in relatedness, lecture at the University of Bern, Unitobler, living writing, conference, March 20-22, 2003
  21. ^ R. Sieder, Structure - Culture - Everyday Life - Experience. Social history in cultural studies, in: Filozofski Vestnik 2 (1991), Ljubljana, 69–84
  22. ^ R. Sieder, The Individual and the Societal, in: Jurij Fikfak, Frane Adam, Detlev Garz, eds., Qualitative Research. Different Perspectives, Emerging Trends, Založba, Ljubljana 2004, 49–66
  23. ↑ Introduction: R. Bohnsack, I. Nentwig-Gesemann, A.-M. Nohl, ed., The Documentary Method and its Research Practice. Basics of qualitative social research, 2nd expanded and updated edition, Wiesbaden 2008
  24. ↑ R. Sieder, Pachtworks - The family life of separated parents and their children, Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 2008
  25. ^ R. Sieder, subject, in: A. Kwaschik, M. Wimmer, eds., From the work of the historian. A dictionary on the theory and practice of historical science, Transkript Verlag, Bielefeld 2010, 197–202
  26. ^ R. Sieder, What does social history mean? in: Austrian Journal for Historical Sciences, 1st year (1990) 1, 25–48
  27. ^ R. Sieder, Social history on the way to a historical cultural science? in: Geschichte und Gesellschaft 20 (1993), 445–468
  28. ^ R. Sieder, Questions and Theories. First approach, in: Ch. Lutter, M. Szöllösi-Janze, H. Uhl, eds., Kulturgeschichte. Questions, concepts, approximations. Innsbruck / Vienna / Munich / Bozen 2004, 13–36
  29. ↑ R. Sieder, Did the “new” historians liquidate the subject and betray history? Notes on Jacques Rancière “The names of history”, in: Apropos Rancière, ed. v. Ch. Sternad & S. Mattl, OeZG 27, 2016/1, 88–115)
  30. ↑ R. Sieder, The return of the subject in cultural studies, publisher turia + kant, Vienna 2004
  31. ↑ R. boilers, A. Smioski, Deprived of childhood. Violence in the reform centers of the city of Vienna. With the collaboration of H. Eich and S. Kirschenhofer, Studien Verlag, Innsbruck / Vienna / Bozen 2013
  32. ↑ R. boilers, B. Farwati, Rebellion, forced migration and asylum. Doctors and pharmacists in the Syrian Revolution and the Syrian War, on the run and in asylum in Austria, in: U. Mindler-Steiner u. R. Sieder, ed., Flucht & Asyl. Escape & Asylum. Austrian Journal of History 28 (2017) 2, 127–169
  33. ^ R. Sieder, Scientific Discourses, Child and Youth Welfare, Home Education: Vienna in the 20th Century in: Virus. Contributions to the social history of medicine, Volume 7: Focus: Medicalized childhoods. The new concern for the child from the late 19th to the late 20th century. Ed. V. E. Dietrich-Daum, M. Ralser, E. Lobenwein, Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2018, 29–56
  34. ^ R. Sieder, Housing and Households in Municipal Housing. Political discourse, representation, practice, cultural consequences, in: Das Rote Wien 1919–1934. Ideas, debates, practice, ed. v. WM Schwarz, G. Spitaler, E. Wikidal, Birkhäuser, Basel 2019, 234–241
personal data
SURNAME Sieder, Reinhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian historian and social scientist
DATE OF BIRTH 2nd July 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Göstling an der Ybbs , Lower Austria