From racism to genocide: anthropology in the Third Reich

Introduction

The Jews of the Tarnów ghetto

Anthropology in Germany before the Second World War : the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute

The rise of Hitler and his embrace of anthropology

The discovery in the Smithsonian

Population selection and relocation in the midst of war

Anthropology and medicine in the Third Reich

The end of the war and the aftermath

Race and racism

Professional denial, civic denial, and a responsible anthropology.