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Dr. Peter Pirker PUBLIKATIONEN (Stand 2021) Monografien................................................................................................................................. 1 Wissenschaftliche Qualifikationsschriften ............................................................................................... 1 Herausgeberschaften ............................................................................................................................... 1 Beiträge in Fachzeitschriften und Sammelbänden (peer reviewed) ........................................................ 2 Beiträge in Fachzeitschriften und Sammelbänden ................................................................................... 3 Digitale Publikationen .............................................................................................................................. 6 Rezensionen .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Übersetzungen aus dem Englischen ......................................................................................................... 8 Forschungsberichte und Gutachten (unpubliziert) ................................................................................... 8 Beiträge bei wissenschaftlichen Veranstaltungen ................................................................................... 8 Public Outreach – Vorträge, Podien ....................................................................................................... 12 Public Outreach – Artikel in Zeitungen und Magazinen (Auswahl)........................................................ 15 Public Outreach – Filme .......................................................................................................................... 16 Public Outreach – Radiofeatures ............................................................................................................ 16 Public Outreach – Expertise für Medien ................................................................................................. 17 Monografien (1) Codename Brooklyn. Jüdische Agenten im Feindesland – Die Operation Greenup, Innsbruck/Wien 2019. (2) Subversion deutscher Herrschaft. Der britische Kriegsgeheimdienst SOE und Österreich, (=Zeitgeschichte im Kontext, 6, hg. v. Oliver Rathkolb), Göttingen 2012 (peer reviewed) (Michael Mitterauer–Preis 2013). (3) 30 Jahre Milizverband Österreich. Beiträge zu einem Kulturwandel in der Landesverteidigung, Linz 2011. (4) „Ich war mit Freuden dabei“. Der KZ–Arzt Sigbert Ramsauer. Eine österreichische Geschichte, Wien 2010 (gem. mit Lisa Rettl) (Neuauflage für die Reihe Mauthausen-Studien in Vorbereitung) (5) Gegen das „Dritte Reich“. Sabotage und transnationaler Widerstand in Österreich und Slowenien 1938–1940, Klagenfurt/Wien 2010. Wissenschaftliche Qualifikationsschriften (1) „Most difficult to tackle“: Intelligence, Exil und Widerstand am Beispiel der Austrian Section von SOE, Dissertation, Universität Wien, 2009, 858 Seiten, Betreuung: Univ. Prof. DDr. Oliver Rathkolb, Zweitgutachter: Ao. Univ. Prof. Walter Manoschek (Dissertationspreis 2010, Arbeitsgemeinschaft für deutsche Englandforschung – ADEF, Herbert Steiner– Anerkennungspreis 2009 – DÖW). (2) Zu einem analytischen Begriff des Politischen. Neoliberalismuskritik, Hannah Arendt und der Triumph der Bürgergesellschaft, Diplomarbeit, Universität Wien, 1999, 245 Seiten, Betreuung: Univ. Prof. Eva Kreisky ((Johann–Böhm–Stipendium, ÖGB). Herausgeberschaften (1) Kriege gehören ins Museum. Aber wie? Wien 2021 (gem. mit Elena Messner). (2) Schnappschüsse der Befreiung. Fotografien amerikanischer Soldaten im Frühjahr 1945, Innsbruck/Wien 2020 (gem. mit Matthias Breit). 1 Publikationen Peter Pirker (3) Gregor Sebba: Political Ideas and Movements in Post–War Austria; Eric Voegelin: The Change in the Ideas on Government and Constitution in Austria since 1918. VOEGELINIANA, Occasional Papers, No. 91A, München 2013 (gem. mit Peter J. Opitz). (4) Aus dem Gedächtnis in die Erinnerung. Die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus im Oberen Drautal, Klagenfurt/Wien 2012 (gem. mit Anita Profunser) (Hans–Maršalek–Preis 2015) (5) Wehrmachtsjustiz. Praxis – Kontext – Nachwirkungen, Braumüller Verlag, Wien 2011 (gem. mit Florian Wenninger). (6) „Da machen wir nicht mehr mit.“ Österreichische Soldaten und Zivilisten vor Gerichten der Wehrmacht, Mandelbaum Verlag, Wien 2010 (gem. mit Thomas Geldmacher, Magnus Koch, Hannes Metzler, Lisa Rettl). (7) Das Buch der Namen. Die Kärntner Opfer des Nationalsozialismus, Kitab Verlag, Klagenfurt/Wien 2010 (gem. mit Wilhelm Baum, Peter Gstettner, Hans Haider, Vinzenz Jobst). (8) Eric Sanders: Emigration ins Leben. Wien – London und nicht mehr retour, Wien 2008 (paperback-Ausgabe 2019). (9) Patrick Martin–Smith: Widerstand vom Himmel. Österreich–Einsätze des britischen Geheimdienstes SOE im Jahr 1944, Wien 2004. Beiträge in Fachzeitschriften und Sammelbänden (peer reviewed) (-) Georgia On Their Minds. Émigré Scholars and their research on European DPs in the US South, in: Gabriele Anderl, Linder Erker, Christoph Reinprecht (Hg.): Internment Refugee Camps. Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, Bielefeld 2022 (mit Andreas Kranebitter) (-) Of Heroes, Traitors, Basterds and Bastards. Travelling Memories of Liberation, in: Siegfried Beer/Waldemar Zacharasiewicz (Hg.): Cultural Politics and Propaganda: Mediated Narratives and Images in Austrian–American Relations (ersch. 2021). (1) The Victim Myth Revisited. Politics of History in Austria up until the Waldheim Affair, in: Contemporary Austrian Studies, 29 (2020), 153–174. (2) Entrümpelung postnazistischer Geschichtspolitik? Das Wiener Heldendenkmal und seine Transformation 70 Jahre nach Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges, in: Jahrbuch für Politik und Geschichte, 7 (2020), 141–169 (mit Magnus Koch). (3) KZ-Häftlinge als Akteure der Strafverfolgung von NS-Tätern. Britische Justizverfahren zu Verbrechen im KZ Neuengamme und im Außenlager Loibl/Ljubelj des KZ Mauthausen, in: Beiträge zur Geschichte der nationalsozialistischen Verfolgung in Norddeutschland, 19 (2020), 92–108 (mit Alyn Beßmann, Lisa Rettl). (4) From palimpsest to me–moiré: Exploring urban memorial landscapes of political violence, in: Political Geography, 74, October 2019 (with Philipp Rode, Mathias Lichtenwagner), https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0962629818302889. (5) Transnational Memory Spaces in the Making: WWII and Holocaust Remembrance in Vienna, in: International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society, Special Issue Locating transnational memory, 32 (2019) 4, 439–458, https://rdcu.be/bHj84. (6) Contested Heroes, Contested Spaces: Politics of Remembrance at Vienna Heldenplatz/Ballhausplatz, in: Jörg Echternkamp/Stephan Jaeger (Hg.): Views of Violence. Representing the Second World War in German and European Museums and Memorials, New York 2019, 174–214 (mit Magnus Koch, Johannes Kramer). (7) From Traitors to Role Models? Rehabilitation and Memorialization of Wehrmacht Deserters in Austria, in: Eleonora Narvselius/Gelinada Grinchenko (Hg.): Traitors, Collaborators and Deserters in Contemporary European Politics of Memory, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, Memory Studies 2018, S. 59–85 (mit Johannes Kramer). (8) British Subversive Politics towards Austria and Partisan Resistance in the Austrian–Slovene Borderland, 1938–1945, in: Journal of Contemporary History, 52 (2017) 2, 319–351. (9) Ablehnung und Auswahl: Remigration aus dem politischen Exil am Beispiel der SPÖ, in: Wolfgang Straub/Katharina Prager: Bilderbuchheimkehr? Remigration im Kontext, Arco Verlag, Wuppertal 2017, 257–273. 2 Publikationen Peter Pirker (10) Broker des Antikommunismus. G. E. R Gedye und Radio Free Europe in Österreich, in: zeitgeschichte, 43 (2016) 6, 379–394. (11) Die Remigration sozialistischer Exilanten nach Österreich: Exilpolitik – Netzwerke – Nachkriegsintegration, in: Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies, Vol. 15 (2014) 119–156. (12) SOE agents in Austria: Persecution, Post–War Integration and Memory, in: Zgodovinski časopis, 67 (2013) 1–2, 202–227. (13) Transnational Resistance in the Alps–Adriatic–Area in 1939/40. On Subversive Border–crossers, Historical Interpretations and national Politics of the Past, in: Acta Histriae, 20 (2012) 4, 841– 864. (14) Partisanen und Agenten: Geschichtsmythen um die SOE–Mission Clowder, in: zeitgeschichte, 1 (2011), 21–38. (15) Die politischen Beziehungen zwischen SOE, dem österreichischen Exil und dem Foreign Office, in: Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies, Amsterdam–New York, Vol. 12 (2011), 141–168. (16) Politik im Schatten oder Schattenspiele? SOE und das österreichische politische Exil in Großbritannien 1940–1942, in: Journal for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies, 2 (2008), 23–54. (17) Agents in Field. Zur Rekrutierung von Mitarbeitern der „Austrian Section” im britischen Geheimdienst „Special Operations Executive“ 1942–1944, in: zeitgeschichte, 2 (2004), 88–120. Beiträge in Fachbüchern und Fachzeitschriften (-) Paul Kollenprat allgemein: Wehrmacht, Desertion und Widerstand, in: Petra Kohlenprath (Hg.): Gedächtnis des Ortes/Kraj in njegov spomin (im Erscheinen). (-) Desaparecidos in den Alpen. Zum Verschwinden des Revolutionären Sozialisten Hubert Mayr und des Wehrmachtsdeserteurs Rudolf Moser im Herbst 1944 (im Erscheinen). (-) Deserteure der Wehrmacht in Vorarlberg. Ein Werkstattbericht
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