Workshop: World War II Anthropology: Austrians and Germans in Poland, Japanese in Asia, and the Search for Survivors (AAAS, Pacific Division Mtg., U Cal-Riverside, June 2014)

南俄勒冈州大学的罗杰·克里斯蒂安森将主持一个国际研讨会，讨论德国、奥地利和日本人类学家在世纪上半叶至第二次世界大战期间在被吞并领土（东欧和亚洲）中的作用。这项研究将有助于我们理解人类学科学在殖民地和战时欧洲和亚洲所扮演的角色。他们将讨论这些人类学家在将波兰人从立即死亡交付到无意识劳动中所起的作用，他们创造的记录，战后如何利用这些记录寻找波兰幸存者，以及找到幸存者后发生了什么。还将讨论与日本人类学家在亚洲的调查有关的研究，始于1895年台湾的殖民化，这是在第二次世界大战期间通过军事扩张实现的。 这项人类学研究记录了鲜为人知的信息，关于人类学家在战争期间的作用，他们的服务如何被用来支持德国和日本的野心，以及人类学家今天如何寻找幸存者。这次研讨会将在美国科学促进会太平洋分部的一次会议上，在科学家，研究生和高中生面前进行，年度会议在加州大学，滨江。发言摘要将予发表。

Roger Christianson of Southern Oregon University will oversee an international symposium on the role of German, Austrian, and Japanese anthropologists in annexed territories (in Eastern Europe and Asia) during the first half of the twentieth century through the Second World War. The research will aid in our understanding of the role that anthropological science played in colonial and wartime Europe and Asia. They will discuss the roles these anthropologists played in consigning Polish people from immediate death to mindless labor, the records they created, how the records were used to find Polish survivors after the war, and what transpired once survivors were found. Also to be discussed will be research relating to the investigations of Japanese anthropologists in Asia, beginning with the colonization of Taiwan in 1895 through military expansion during World War II. This anthropological research documents little known information about the role of anthropologists during wartime, how their services were used to support German and Japanese ambitions, and how anthropologists today search for survivors.This symposium will be conducted before scientists, graduate students, and high school students at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division, annual conference at the University of California, Riverside. Abstracts of the presentations will be published.