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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The , in World War II Occupied Crete,stituted the ‘Art Protection’ unit of the . and was founded in 1941 after the conquest of Crete. The analysis focuses on the historical backdrop of the unit’s establishment by examining the active service of August Sch?rgendorfer and Ulf Jantzen, two young archaeologists recruited for the protection

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,The Struggle to Survive and Work: Archaeology in Latvia During the German Occupation (1941–1945), chapter aims to address this imbalance, examining the question of whether archaeology in Latvia became all but defunct during these years. Available information, although limited, indicates that no ‘master plan’ for National Socialist archaeology in Latvia can be detected, largely because the chang

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Archaeology in Ukraine During World War II,ome the “playing fields” of German archaeologists. Archaeologists employed by two rival scientific organisations, the Reichsleiter Rosenberg Taskforce and the . of the SS, competed for the best museum collections and archaeological sites, and the co-operation of local prehistorians in Ukraine. Howev