Wolfdieter Bihl

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Wolfdieter Bihl (born May 11, 1937 in Linz ) is an Austrian historian , academic author and retired university professor at the University of Vienna .

Bihl studied history , Latin and English at the University of Vienna from 1955 to 1962 and then obtained a doctorate in philosophy. He did his doctorate with the work Austria-Hungary and the Peace of Brest-Litowsk under Hugo Hantsch . In 1975 Bihl became a university professor for modern history . He completed his habilitation with the thesis The Caucasus Politics of the Central Powers 1914–1918 and in 1977 became associate professor at the University of Vienna. From 1988–92 and 1996–99 he was director of the Institute for History at the university. In 1995 he received the Science Award of the State of Lower Austria ,

Bihl's main research interests were the political relations between Central Europe and Eastern and Southern Europe and the Orient, in particular the history of the Ukraine and the Ottoman Empire and the First World War . In 2002 he was retired. The Sudeten German Academy of Sciences and Arts appointed him a full member of the humanities class in 2004.

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