Murderous science : elimination by scientific selection of Jews, Gypsies, and others in Germany, 1933-1945
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Murderous science : elimination by scientific selection of Jews, Gypsies, and others in Germany, 1933-1945
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, c1998
- pbk. : alk. paper
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Tödliche Wissenschaft
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-211) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Human Genome Project has associated many mutant genes with physical ailments and the genetic basis of certain behavioral characteristics is being seriously discussed. In the 1920s and 1930s, advocates for eugenics claimed that genes influenced human behavior, but with no valid evidence. In Germany the Nazis adopted their ideas to justify violent anti-semitism. In this new, expanded edition of the English translation of his compelling book T f6;dliche Wissenschaft, the distinguished German geneticist Benno M fc;ller-Hill documents the long-suppressed collusion of eugenics and racist politics which resulted in the mass murder of millions. In a new Afterword, he warns against the misuse today of newly emerging knowledge about human heredity. In an accompanying essay, Nobel Laureate James D. Watson, an architect of this new era of genetics, vividly describes a recent visit to Berlin and his impressions of the legacy of eugenics in German science.
目次
- Author's Preface to the English Edition Acknowledgements Translator's Preface Translator's Notes on Terminology A Note on German Academic Organization Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations Used in the Text Identification, Proscription, and Extermination Introduction A German Chronicle of the Identification, Proscription, and Extermination of Those Who Were Different From the Ostracism of the Jews to the Sterilization of Mental Patients From the Killing of Mental Patients to the Killing of Jews and Gypsies The Use of Those Who Had Been Deprived of Their Rights as Material for Anthropological and Psychiatric Research On the Role and Self-image of Some Anthropologists Nine Questions Conversations Miss Gertrud Fischer, the daughter of Professor Eugen Fischer Professor Widukind Lenz, the son of Professor Fritz Lenz Dr Helmut von Verschuer, the son of Professor Otmar von Verschuer Professor Edith Zerbin-R fc
- din, the daughter of Professor Ernst R fc
- din Mrs Susanne L fc
- dicke, Professor Fischer's medical technician, and Dr Lore von Kries Professor Wolfgang Abel Dr Engelhard B fc
- hler Dr Adolf W fc
- rth Professor Hans Grebe Mrs Irmgard Haase, Professor Otmar von Verschuer's medical technician Professor Georg Melchers Professor Werner-Joachim Eicke Professor Hans-Joachim Rauch Afterword Five Days in Berlin, James D. Watson The Specter of Kakogenics, Benno M fc
- ller-Hill Bibliography Notes and References Name Index Subject Index Autobiographical Note
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