Titlebook: National-Socialist Archaeology in Europe and its Legacies; Martijn Eickhoff,Daniel Modl,Erwin Nuijten Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Between the Rock and a Hard Place: Estonian Archaeology at the Times of National, Socialist, and Naggests that broadly speaking, the ambitions of the Communist and National Socialist powers were relatively similar – to dominate Estonian archaeology by introducing an institutional environment that would centralise and ideologically control all archaeological research.

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Interactions Between British Archaeologists and National Socialism: Pragmatism, Neutrality, Oppositstablished ties meant that British archaeologists did not seek revenge on National Socialist colleagues, but instead sought ways to use their skills, now politically neutralised, and integrate them back into the new international order.

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al, material, archival, and multi-site research.Presents nat.This edited volume is dedicated to national-socialist archaeology as a Europe-wide phenomenon. It analyses national-socialist attempts to denationalize the archaeologies of European nations by creating a new unifying European archaeology o

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Introduction: National Socialist Archaeology in Europe and Its Legacies,lored?within the wider context of Europe and non-German experiences and interactions?analysed. The volume also examines National Socialist attempts to denationalise the archaeologies of occupied European nations while creating unifying, transnational connections based on National Socialist ideas abo

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National Socialist Archaeology in Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia,zech leaders had been removed from their positions, became a haven for ambitious, warring German archaeologists who made full use of their contacts with the Monument Office in Vienna, the ., the land offices, and with researchers in Germany. Vienna’s Monument Office exerted the greatest influence on

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Dreams of Germanic Unity: The Desire for Scandinavia and the Use of Archaeology,d efforts to influence prehistoric archaeology in all four Scandinavian states. During the National Socialist occupation of Denmark and Norway, such attempts were mostly made under the guise of monument preservation activities.

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,National Socialist Archaeology in Serbia: Power and Ideology at the “,”,s, and architects. As a result, the legacy of National Socialist archaeology in Serbia should primarily be identified within the archaeological trends which emerged after the World War II, when a paradigmatic change initiated by the Nazis became apparent. One of the enduring inheritances of National