Article ID: CBB000054506

De l'eugénisme à l'“opération euthanasie”, 1890-1945 (1990)

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Description “Beginning at the end of the 19th century, many biologists and physicians propagated eugenic concepts. The Nazis took inspiration directly from these in refining their `racial hygiene' policy.” From the English summary.


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Authors & Contributors
Blue, Ethan
Comfort, Nathaniel C.
Jeanmonod, Gilles
Léonard, Jacques
Lombardo, Paul A.
Marazia, Chantal
Journals
Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology
East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal
Gesnerus
Hispanic American Historical Review
Histoire des Sciences Médicales
History of Education
Publishers
Aracne
Bloomsbury Publishing
Inanna Publications
Indiana University Press
Ohio State University Press
University of Chicago Press
Concepts
Eugenics
Biology
Genetics
Race
Birth control; contraception; sterilization
Mental disorders and diseases
People
Binswanger, Ludwig
Günther, Hans F. K.
Penrose, Lionel
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
21st century
20th century, early
Places
United States
Korea
Ontario (Canada)
Central Europe
Mexico
California (U.S.)
Institutions
Human Genome Project
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