Aufstieg und Fall der Kolonialwissenschaften im Nationalsozialismus

The German colonial plans concerning Africa in the era of National Socialism ascribed a central role the sciences. Scientists of all possible fields launched into activities. Especially subjects which were directly related to the practice of colonial policies, e.g., African languages, ethnology, law...

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Published in:Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte 2003-12, Vol.26 (4), p.275-284
Main Author: Linne, Karsten
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Afrikanistik
Ethnologie
Hamburg
Jura
Kolonialwissenschaften
Landwirtschaft
Medizin
Nationalsozialismus
Wirtschaftswissenschaft
XX Jh
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