Foreword
Georg G. Iggers†
Preface
Ingo Haar and Michael Fahlbusch
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1. German Ostforschung and
Anti-Semitism
Ingo Haar
Chapter 2. The Role and Impact of German
Ethnopolitical Experts in the SS Reich Security Main Office
Michael Fahlbusch
Chapter 3. The Nazi Ethnographic Research of
Georg Leibbrandt and Karl Stumpp in Ukraine, and Its North American
Legacy
Eric J. Schmaltz and Samuel D. Sinner
Chapter 4. Volk, Bevölkerung, Rasse, and Raum:
Erich Keyser’s Ambiguous Concept of a German History of Population,
ca. 1918–1955
Alexander Pinwinkler
Chapter 5. Ethnic Politics and Scholarly
Legitimation: The German Institut für Heimatforschung in Slovakia,
1941–1944
Christof Morrissey
Chapter 6. The Sword of Science: German
Scholars and National Socialist Annexation Policy in Slovenia and
Northern Italy
Michael Wedekind
Chapter 7. Romanian-German Collaboration in
Ethnopolitics: The Case of Sabin Manuila
Viorel Achim
Chapter 8. Palatines All Over the World: Fritz
Braun, a German Emigration Researcher in National Socialist
Population Policy
Wolfgang Freund
Chapter 9. German Westforschung, 1918 to the
Present: The Case of Franz Petri, 1903–1993
Hans Derks
Chapter 10. Otto Scheel: National Liberal,
Nordic Prophet
Eric Kurlander
Chapter 11. The “Third Front”: German Cultural
Policy in Occupied Europe, 1940–1945
Frank-Rutger Hausmann
Chapter 12. “Richtung halten”: Hans Rothfels
and Neoconservative Historiography on Both Sides of the
Atlantic
Karl Heinz Roth
Chapter 13. Polish mysl zachodnia and German
Ostforschung: An Attempt at a Comparison
Jan M. Piskorski
Selected Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Subject Index
Names Index
Michael Fahlbusch lives in Switzerland. He studied Geography in Münster and Zürich. He has written on the history of science, ethnic cleansing and ethno-politics in 20th–century Europe.
CHOICE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC BOOK OF THE YEAR 2005 “Ingo Haar and Michael Fahlbusch have done a great service to the study of the internal co-optation of scholars into the Nazi ideology and praxis by putting together unflinching essays of the involvement of historians and members of other professions and academic fields in the structure of the Third Reich…The book is well edited and presents a wide range of important material …the place of Haar and Fahlbusch in the ranks of capable and exacting chroniclers of this period is assured.” · German Studies Review "All in all, this collection, made pleasantly user-friendly through the index and bibliography, offers an important first step towards the internationalization of the German debate. One can only hope that this initiative will be followed through by other researchers." · Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaft
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