Carola Sachse Book order

This study examines the Max Planck Society's role in science diplomacy, highlighting its evolution from the Cold War to its current status as a key player in German science diplomacy. It explores the balance between cooperation with and distancing from national foreign policy, while addressing its multifaceted roles in science policy on various levels.

The book explores the collaboration between scientists at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes and the Nazi regime during Hitler's rule, highlighting their roles in advancing autarky, racial hygiene, and wartime efforts, including the horrific practices of genocide. It delves into the ethical implications of this partnership and the impact of scientific research on the atrocities committed during this dark period in history.