Tablet celebrates the great Viennese satirist’s 145th birthday this weekend

At Vienna’s famous Demel pastry shop, Faechertorte is always on the menu, but most diners don’t know about the cake’s backstory

Hans Morgenstern’s family fled the Nazis before returning to Austria after the war. Now, as the only Jew left in his small town outside Vienna, he laughs darkly watching the rise of Europe’s new far-right.

‘I am enjoying Vienna enormously,’ the composer wrote to his parents in 1966, ‘as much as a Jew can’

“If there will be ministers there for the Freedom Party, and I’m sure there will be, I will not be able to shake their hands,” Oskar Deutsch told Makor Rishon

The affecting new documentary ‘Bombshell’ is haunted by recordings of her lilting voice from the 1990s, after her descent into pop-culture hell

How an Israeli family conquered the Vienna food scene

Thomas Feiger rebuilds what was lost in the Austrian capital

But the theft and erasure of Sabina Spielrein’s intellectual legacy by the psychoanalytic establishment may be an even more troubling crime

Exhibitions in Paris and Vienna put the Jewish composer and painter’s creative and personal life in perspective

Dispatch from Vienna, where a closely contested presidential election may be a bellwether for an increasingly xenophobic Europe

Pediatrician Hans Asperger is known worldwide for the syndrome he first diagnosed. The rest of his story—in Vienna during WWII—has only recently come to light.

A dispatch from Vienna, where the White House continues to cover for the Iranians who refuse to come clean

A comparison of the White House’s political use of fairy tales in negotiating the terms of a nuclear program

Remembering Maria Altmann, the uncompromising Klimt owner behind Helen Mirren’s portrayal in ‘Woman in Gold’

New York Festival of Song’s Steven Blier’s latest program showcases Freud’s influence on the Golden Age of German lieder

Architectural historian faced one-year prison sentence over restitution claim