Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (887 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0807829161 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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This well-edited and useful volume traces the progression from the reformist impulse underlying the original eugenics theory (which proposed to improve the human race) to the formation of theories about racial superiority and to the later justification of genocide. . With chapters contributed by leading scholars such as science historian Daniel Kevles (author of In the Name of Eugenics), who provides an international context for German eugenics, and women’s historian Gisela Bock, on "Nazi sterilization and repr
"Hitler's Professors" according to Charles Patterson. This important book examines the medical and biological roots of Nazi Germany's campaign to rid itself of those deemed to be a threat to its biological health. Consisting of seven essays and 270 illustrations--photographs, images from Nazi publications, and historical artifacts--it describes how the Nazi regime enacted "racial hygiene" programs designed to purge German society of those it considered physically, mentally, and racially unfit. The first four essays are by Sheila Faith Weiss ("German Eugenics, 1890-19Hitler's Professors This important book examines the medical and biological roots of Nazi Germany's campaign to rid itself of those deemed to be a threat to its biological health. Consisting of seven essays and 270 illustrations--photographs, images from Nazi publications, and historical artifacts--it describes how the Nazi regime enacted "racial hygiene" programs designed to purge German society of those it considered physically, mentally, and racially unfit. The first four essays are by Sheila Faith Weiss ("German Eugenics, 1890-1933"), Daniel Kevles ("International Eugenics"), Gisela Bock ("Nazi Sterilization"), and Ben. Hitler's Professors This important book examines the medical and biological roots of Nazi Germany's campaign to rid itself of those deemed to be a threat to its biological health. Consisting of seven essays and 270 illustrations--photographs, images from Nazi publications, and historical artifacts--it describes how the Nazi regime enacted "racial hygiene" programs designed to purge German society of those it considered physically, mentally, and racially unfit. The first four essays are by Sheila Faith Weiss ("German Eugenics, 1890-1933"), Daniel Kevles ("International Eugenics"), Gisela Bock ("Nazi Sterilization"), and Ben. "), Daniel Kevles ("International Eugenics"), Gisela Bock ("Nazi Sterilization"), and Ben. DR. ROHE said DEADLY MEDICINE!. THIS MUST HAVE HISTORICAL BOOK TELLS IN DETAIL MAN'S INHUMANITY TO MAN VIA THE TWISTED, WARPED, PSEUDO SCIENTIFIC EVIL PERSPECTIVES OF THE THIRD REICH'S MEDICAL 'MAD SCIENTISTS" AS NEVER EXPLORED BEFORE IN TRUE DETAIL & DEPTH! GREAT PICTURES & ILLUSTRATIONS!NEVER AGAIN!. Mandatory for today's clnical research trainees Roy Weiner This material is integral to the "Topics in Clinical Research" course in the Masters Curricula at Tulane. History must serve to teach us how to cope with the unknown challenges of the future.
This publication is an accompaniment to the exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum running from April 22, 2004, through October 16, 2005.. Deadly Medicine examines the critical role German physicians, scientists, public health officials, and academic experts played in supporting and implementing the Nazis' program of racial eugenics, which culminated in the Holocaust.Illustrated with many never-before-published photographs, images from rare Nazi publications, and historical artifacts, Deadly Medicine presents essays by internationally recognized authorities that provide the wider contextual framework for a compelling visual and documentary exploration of the origins of the Holocaust. From 1933 to 1945, Hitler's Nazi regime attempted to realize its vision of a biologically healthy and ethnically homogeneous population through "racial hygiene" programs designed to cleanse German society of those perceived to threaten its biological health