"The "invisible" export of thought"

German science and southern Europe, 1933–45

Fernando Clara

1-24

Beyond Germanness?

music's history as "entangled history" in German musicology from the end of the nineteenth century to the second world war

Mauro Fosco Bertola

25-37

Tourism as networking for a pan-fascist mobilization before the second world war

Mario Matos

38-51

Student and scholar mobility between Nazi Germany and southern/southeastern Europe

Johannes Dafinger

52-67

International contacts in the first years of the Spanish CSIC, 1940–45

Pablo Pérez López

68-83

The role of culture in German-Spanish relations during national socialism

Marició Janué i Miret

84-104

The longing for a "conservative revolution"

German influences over the Greek inter-war politicization of technology and science

Vassilios A. Bogiatzis

105-119

Portugal at the "third front"

Claudia Ninhos

120-140

The library of the Deutsches archäologisches Institut Rom and postwar perceptions of German scholarship

Frederick Whitling

141-152

Tracing eugenics

German influences on a Greek background, c. 1930–45

George Kokkinos, Markos Karasarinis

153-168

The mild eugenics temptation in portugal

Irene Flunser Pimentel

169-182

A "fascist" colonialism?

German national socialist and Italian fascist colonial cooperation, 1936–43

Eric S. Roubinek

183-197

Breaking points of the "axis"

Austrian scholars, politics, and Nazi expansion to the south

Michael Wedekind

198-216

Planning a "modern colonization on European soil"?

German scientific travels and expeditions to Greece during national socialism

Maria Zarifi

217-231

Citizens of the third reich in the tropics

German scientific expeditions to Brazil under the Vargas regime, 1933–40

Magali Romero Sá

232-255