Vorwort

Der Komponist Jenö Takács (1902–2005) als Professor für Klavier am Konservatorium in Kairo (Konrad Antonicek)

Der Makart-Kreis in Kairo 1875/76 (Angela Blaschek)

The Zsolnay′s Oriental Passion and its Impact on Hungarian Art (Sabina Dvoráková)

She: The Arabian Beauty of the Mediterranean. Description and Thoughts on the Exhibition Held at the Ethnographic Institute, Moravian Museum, Brno, Czech Republic, from 19th June to 30th September 2007 (Beatrice Maalouf, Sabina Dvoráková)

Out of the Land of Bondage: Ancient Egypt Depicted on Passover Seder Objects (Jitka Janáková, Jiří Janák)

Dikran Garabed Kelekian: “An Expert of Great Experience and Fine Instinct” (Peter Jánosi)

Photographing the Near East in 19th Century: Story of a Lost Case (Libor Jůn)

The Roman Glass Bottle from Poetovio: A Souvenir from Alexandria? (Irena Lazar)

L. V. Holzmaister und das Museum in Moravská Trebová (Jana Martínková)

The Egypt Connection: Theodor Graf und Josef von Karabacek (Anna Selander)

Anton Prokesch von Osten (1795–1876) und die Ägyptologie des 19. Jahrhunderts (Daniel Bertsch)

Die Verbindungen zwischen Ägypten und Österreich unter der „Ära Schreiner“ (Beate Marakovits)

Some Commercial and Political Aspects of Austrian Foreign Relations during the Greek Insurrection (Roman Míšek)

Austrian Fezzes for Egypt, with Special Reference to the Brno Fez Production (Markus Purkhart)

Metternich and the French in Constantinople 1830–1840 (Miroslav Šedivý)

Katholische Missionare aus der Donaumonarchie und ihre Beiträge zur Kenntnis Nilo-Saharanischer Sprachen aus dem Sudan (Clemens Gütl)

Ladislaus Pyrker and “Piracy” in North Africa: Colonial Propaganda by an Austrian Poet in the Vormärz? (Walter Sauer)

Biblische Topographie versus frühneuzeitlichen Orientalismus? Konstruktionen der orientalischen Alterität in böhmischen späthumanistischen Reiseberichten (Lucie Storchová)

Dubský′s Voyage through the Suez Canal in 1874: Erwin Dubský′s Collection of Photographs and his Diary found at Moravian Castle Lysice (Marcela Suchomelová)

Alois Musil and Anthropological Researches of Rwala Bedouins (Martina Veselá)

Alois Musil on Crossroads of Islam (Pavel Žd'árský)

Politics in Exile. Egyptian Political Opposition in Austria 1880–1945: The “Ägyptische Nationalpartei” and the “Islamische Kulturbund” and its Activities in Austria in the Interwar-Period (Marcel Chahrour)

Austrian Women on the Nile (1870–1938) (Johanna Holaubek)

The Associations of the Slovene Colony in Egypt at the Turn of the 19th into the 20th Century (Tomislav Kajfež)

Czechoslovak Secondary School Teachers in Egypt at the End of the 19th Century (Adéla Macková)

Jaroslav Cerný and the National Museum: A Preliminary Report (Pavel Onderka)

Egyptian Students at the Theresianum in Vienna 1882–1914 (Edith Specht)