Intellectual collaboration with the Third Reich : treason or reason?

Intellectual collaboration with the Third Reich : treason or reason? / edited by Maria Björkman, Patrik Lundell, and Sven Widmalm

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Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Björkman, Maria (Éditeur intellectuel) Lundell, Patrik (Éditeur intellectuel) Widmalm, Sven (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	New York, NY : Routledge, 2019
Collection:	Routledge studies in Second World War history
Sujets:	Hitler, Adolf > 1889-1945 Nationalsozialismus Ausland Intellektueller Kulturaustausch Sympathisant Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	16 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. The Academy of Sciences of Lisbon between science, international politics, and neutrality, 1932-1945

2. An agent of indirect propaganda : normalizing Nazi Germany in the Swedish medical journal Svenska Läkartidningen, 1933-1945

3. German foreign cultural policy and higher education in Brazil, 1933-1942

4. Some remarks on relations between Germany and Japan in the field of research, 1933-1945

5. "Zwischenvölkisches Verstehen" : theory and practice of knowledge transfer, 1933-1945

6. Sympathy for the devil? : American support for German sciences after 1933

7. Transnational encounters in science : knowledge exchanges and ideological entanglements between Portugal and Nazi Germany 1933-1945

8. Between competition, co-operation and collaboration : the International Committee of Historical Sciences, the International Historical Congresses and German historiography, 1933-19...

9. Contributing to the cultural "New Order" : how German intellectuals attributed a prominent place for the Spanish nation

10. Hektor Amman's völkisch idea of medieval economics anf the place of Switzerland in Nazi-dominated Europe

11. On the structural conditions for scientific amorality

12. The art of Nazi international networking : the visual arts in the rhetoric and reality of Hitler's European new order

13. Treason? What treason? : German-foreign friendship societies and transnational relations between right-wing intellectuals during the Nazi period

14. Collaboration and normalization

15. Copenhagen revisited

16. The politics of "neutral" science : Swiss geneticists and their relations with Nazi Germany