Abstract
Abstract This afterword to “The German Connection” comments on the ideological context that South Asian intellectuals encountered in interwar Germany. “Toxic entanglements” with this highly charged, combative, and diverse intellectual environment provided them, in particular, with a wide variety of organicist and communitarian building blocks for projects of cultural nationalism.
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