Racial Hygiene: Medicine under the Nazis

Abstract

Introduction 1. The Origins of Racial Hygiene 2. Neutral Racism: The Case of Fritz Lenz 3. Political Biology: Doctors in the Nazi Cause 4. The Sterilization Law 5. The Control of Women 6. Anti-Semitism in the German Medical Community 7. The Destruction of Lives Not Worth Living 8. The Organic Vision of Nazi Racial Science 9. Medical Resistance: The Association of Socialist Physicians 10. The Politics of Knowledge Epilogue. Postwar Legacies Appendix A: German Medical journals under the Nazis Appendix B: University and Research Institutes Devoted to Racial Hygiene Bibliography Notes Index

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