Two dark green hardcover books are stacked on top of each other. The top book has "Universität Wien" and a gold circular seal embossed on its cover. The spines of both books show the name "Timo Frühwirth" in gold lettering.

Congratulations are in order for #AudeninAustriaDigital team member Timo Frühwirth, who successfully defended his doctoral thesis on digitally editing the Auden Musulin Papers at @univie.ac.at! Special thanks to @fwf-at.bsky.social & ACDH-CH @oeaw.bsky.social for making this project possible!

screenshot of an extract from W. H. Auden's letter to an Austrian friend, dated 24 December 1967, and reading: "Glückliche Neu Jahr, immer Dein Freund Wystan"

The #AudeninAustriaDigital team wishes you all relaxing holidays, a festive season, and a happy new year! ❄️ ☃️ 🎁

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Modeling Scholarly Interpretation in a TEI/XML Environment through RDFa · auden-in-austria-digital aad-data · Discussion #42 ImportantWe will be extremely thankful for any feedback on our approach, the code shown below, and the open issues outlined at the bottom. Our Situation While the TEI Guidelines offer rich opportun...

#AudeninAustriaDigital seeks the feedback of #DH #CH #SDE #DSE practitioners on our approach to formalizing scholarly interpretation in #TEI #XML through #RDFa.
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We're grateful for your feedback & suggestions!
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Question from the #AudeninAustriaDigital team: When #WHAuden invited Austrian friends to come to #NYC in the mid-1960s, he reminded them to bring a vaccination certificate. Any ideas which vaccines were required to enter the US (smallpox, tuberculosis)?

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The #AudeninAustriaDigital team are among 128 signees of an #OpenLetter calling on Austrian universities & research institutions to cease their activities on #X. We hope that our home institution @oeaw.bsky.social will follow the lead of @univie.ac.at & others.
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part of a 1964 letter by W. H. Auden, in German, detailing flight options from Vienna to Berlin

A question from our #AudeninAustriaDigital team:
In 1964, #WHAuden invited friends from #Vienna to come visit him in #Berlin by plane. How difficult/exhausting/unpleasant would it have been to go there by train, crossing the borders of the GDR? Or was the poet just being generous?