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Popular Health Education and Propaganda in Times of Peace and War in Mexico City, 1890s–1920s
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  • 1999Responsible Mothers and Normal Children: Eugenics, Nationalism, and Welfare in Post‐revolutionary Mexico, 1920–1940129 cited
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