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Mulatschag - CHRIS ZITTA LIVE IM STUDIO ZUM MITTELPUNKT DER WELT

Er wurde als Gitarrist der österreichischen Hardrock-Band Alkbottle bekannt. Zitta kam schon als Kind mit der Rockmusik in Berührung, weil sein Vater Plattenboss der Ariola, Bellaphon und später dann Warner Music war. Chris Zitta, der u.a. Heinz Neuböck und Milan Polak als Lehrer hatte, spielt mit Band live im Studio zum Mittelpunkt der Welt.

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17:45

Der kleine Stadtstreicher - Es war die Lerche

AmaKult, die Theatergruppe der Kulturszene Kottingbrunn nahm sich des Klassikers von Ephrauim Kishon an - und das grandios und spielfreudig!

18:00

Humanities Festival - Sergey Radchenko – The Soviet Collapse, Russia and Ukraine

In his recent book To Run the World, one of the most meticulous historians of the Cold War, SERGEY RADCHENKO, examines the personal and political motivations of Soviet leaders in the post-war period, from Stalin to Gorbachev. His unexpected conclusions have also proved enlightening in trying to understand the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Radchenko has distinguished himself as a commentator with unusual insights into Russia’s political aspirations. In his conversation with IWM Rector MISHA GLENNY, he will consider themes that appear to span ideological divides through different periods of post-war history, to see whether there is a coherence to the Russian worldview. Part of the Vienna Humanities Festival 2025. In 2025, the Vienna Humanities Festival was organized by the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM Vienna) and Time To Talk (TTT) in cooperation with ERSTE Foundation, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, the City of Vienna, the Open Society Foundations, Ö1 Intro, the Volkstheater, and the Wien Museum. Learn more about the Vienna Humanities Festival here: https://www.humanitiesfestival.at

  • AmaKult, die Theatergruppe der Kulturszene Kottingbrunn nahm sich des Klassikers von Ephrauim Kishon an - und das grandios und spielfreudig!
  • In his recent book To Run the World, one of the most meticulous historians of the Cold War, SERGEY RADCHENKO, examines the personal and political motivations of Soviet leaders in the post-war period, from Stalin to Gorbachev. His unexpected conclusions have also proved enlightening in trying to understand the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Radchenko has distinguished himself as a commentator with unusual insights into Russia’s political aspirations. In his conversation with IWM Rector MISHA GLENNY, he will consider themes that appear to span ideological divides through different periods of post-war history, to see whether there is a coherence to the Russian worldview. Part of the Vienna Humanities Festival 2025. In 2025, the Vienna Humanities Festival was organized by the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM Vienna) and Time To Talk (TTT) in cooperation with ERSTE Foundation, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, the City of Vienna, the Open Society Foundations, Ö1 Intro, the Volkstheater, and the Wien Museum. Learn more about the Vienna Humanities Festival here: https://www.humanitiesfestival.at