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Inhaltsverzeichnis:

List of illustrations

List of tables

Acknowledgements

PART I

Introduction

1

The rise of a profession: classical Osteuropaforschung 1902-33

i

Schiemann and Hoetzsch

ii

A parting of the ways: the institutional and conceptual foundations of Ostforschung

iii

A subject transformed, 1925-35

PART II

2

Enter the general

i

Ein deutschbewusster nationaler Mann

ii

Cerberus of the Archivstrasse and the Polish 'onrush'

iii

Our firm'

iv

The VIIth International Historical Congress Warsaw, August 1933

v

Ostforschung and the effects of the Hitler-Piłsudski Pact

3

Watch in the East

i

Papritz's 'rare birds': personnel, pay and politics

ii

On a card darkly: the double life of Polish scholars

iii

Scholarly subversion in inter-war Poland: Kuhn and Lück, Kauder and Lattermann

iv

The times are gone when everyone can do what he likes': the NODFG, ethnic minorities and censorship

v

The German-Polish conferences on school history books 1937-8

vi

Jomsburg: journal of the north and east

vii

New enemies, new friends: Brackmann, Walter Frank and the SS

4

War

i

Hour of the experts: frontiers and resettlement

ii

Divide et impera: the Ostforscher and the occupied east

iii

From the Quay d'Orleans to Kharkov: the Einsatzstab Rosenberg and SS-Sonderkommando 'Gruppe-Künsberg'

PART III

5

Scholarship as power: research institutes in the occupied east

6

The 'band of the unbroken' and their critics: aspects of Ostforschung after 1945

Bibliography

Index