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 | [[Wittus Witt | Wittus und Susanne Witt]]
 | Das 5. europäische Historiker-Treffen wurde im Spiegelsaal des Museums für Kunst und Gewerbe durchgeführt. Bericht in [[Magische Welt]], Heft 5, 2013, Hanno Rhomberg
-| Referenten: [[Edwin Dawes]]: The Eighteenth Century Bestseller; [[Birgit Bartl-Engelhardt]]: Bartl and the British Connection; Fergus Roy: The Birth of a Magic Kingdom; C. Michael Colley: The Young Magicians – The History of a Competition ; Paul Freeman: The Iconic Magician’s Assistant; Bill Spooner: A Study of Conjuring Wands; Marco Pusterla: Chefalo‘s Posters; Taut/Witt: Fredo Marvelli, Fredo Marvelli – some rare footage; Peter Rawert: The Spirits that I Called; [[Steffen Taut]]: A Sensational Find: Trick Sword of the late 1st / 2nd Century AD; Jacques Voignier: Old French Magic Pamphlets; Helmut Schwarz: Magic Toys - C. Baudenbacher of Nuremberg; [[Denis Behr]]: Archiving Miracles; [[Peter Busch]]/Witt: [[Walter Wenger]] – Illustrator, Designer, and Magician; [[William Kalush]]: [[Harry Houdini]] in Germany; Pietro Micheli: New revelations on the 18th century conjurer Tomaso Palatino; Volker Huber: Magic Automaton; Magic Christian: The magic company Klingl of Vienna; Rüdiger Deutsch: The Invisible Help; Anne Davenport: Maskelyne & Cooke - The early years; Flip Hallema: International prize-winning magicians from Holland; [[Thomas Fraps]]: The Science of Magic – 100 Years and None the Wiser
+| Referenten: [[Edwin Dawes]]: The Eighteenth Century Bestseller; [[Birgit Bartl-Engelhardt]]: Bartl and the British Connection; Fergus Roy: The Birth of a Magic Kingdom; C. Michael Colley: The Young Magicians – The History of a Competition ; Paul Freeman: The Iconic Magician’s Assistant; [[Bill Spooner]]: A Study of Conjuring Wands; Marco Pusterla: Chefalo‘s Posters; Taut/Witt: Fredo Marvelli, Fredo Marvelli – some rare footage; Peter Rawert: The Spirits that I Called; [[Steffen Taut]]: A Sensational Find: Trick Sword of the late 1st / 2nd Century AD; Jacques Voignier: Old French Magic Pamphlets; Helmut Schwarz: Magic Toys - C. Baudenbacher of Nuremberg; [[Denis Behr]]: Archiving Miracles; [[Peter Busch]]/Witt: [[Walter Wenger]] – Illustrator, Designer, and Magician; [[William Kalush]]: [[Harry Houdini]] in Germany; Pietro Micheli: New revelations on the 18th century conjurer Tomaso Palatino; Volker Huber: Magic Automaton; Magic Christian: The magic company Klingl of Vienna; Rüdiger Deutsch: The Invisible Help; Anne Davenport: Maskelyne & Cooke - The early years; Flip Hallema: International prize-winning magicians from Holland; [[Thomas Fraps]]: The Science of Magic – 100 Years and None the Wiser
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