Discover the rich tapestry of German Indian history and transcultural encounters from the 19th to 20th centuries. This insightful volume examines the deep cultural, political, and intellectual ties, exploring German Indomania, scholarship on the Orient, and national identity shifts. It illuminates German perceptions of India during pivotal eras like the Third Reich and Cold War, alongside South Asian views of Germany. Essential for scholars and students of Asian history, European studies, and comparative literature keen to understand these enduring connections.