Eastern Europe as a "Sub-Germanic Space": Scholarship on Eastern Europe under National Socialism

Beyrau, Dietrich; Keck-Szajbel, Mark

doi:10.1353/kri.2012.0035

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“…After the disillusionment with the expansionist dreams of an enlarged German empire in Eastern Europe (Land Ober-Ost), and after the loss of a large part of Western Prussia, the province of Posen, and Upper Silesia to Poland, the concept of Eastern Europe underwent a signifi cant transformation in scholarly discourses in post-World War I Germany. Representatives of the so-called Ostforschung began systematically to conceptualize Central Europe as a "sub-Germanic space" (Beyrau 2012). Ostforschung (research on the East) was an umbrella term denoting a variety of academic disciplines and institutions doing research on the history, economy, ethnography, geography, culture, and societies of Germany's Eastern neighbors.…”

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European regions and boundaries: a conceptual history

Jansson

2018

Global Intellectual History

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Section: Eastern Europe As a Space Of German In Uence And Dominationmentioning

confidence: 99%