Spione und Propaganda

Oberst Alfred Redl: Einer der Vorträge der 17. ACIPSS-Arbeitstagung am 7. Juni widmet sich dem Spion par excellence. Foto: Wikimedia Commons.

Arbeitstagung des Austrian Center for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies am 7. Juni

Die 17. Arbeitstagung des "Austrian Center for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies (ACIPSS)" am Institut für Geschichte der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz widmet sich wieder spannenden Vorträgen rund um Geheimdienste, Spionage und Propaganda.

Den Anfang macht der renommierte Salzburger Historiker Dr. Othmar Plöckinger mit seinem Vortrag: "Hitlers ideologische Prägung durch die Propaganda im deutschen Heer (1918-1920)".

Danach werden unter anderem die berühmte "Spionage-Affäre Redl", "Die Organisation der österreichischen Gendarmerie im 19. Jahrhundert" oder "US-Propaganda und Militarismus in Computerspielen" Themen sein.

Zeit: Freitag, 7.Juni 2013, von 10 bis 17 Uhr
Ort: Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, SR 15.41, RESOWI-Zentrum, Bauteil A4

Gerhild Kastrun

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