Displaying: 51 75 of 77 matches for “life unworthy of life”
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51. Dr. Michael A. Grodin
the mentally ill and the mentally retarded…"life, unworthy of life" quote, unquote. And then, from the ... dehumanized and tortured. He believes we need to beware of the subtle ways that medical ethics can be ... subverted in the name of research and public health. MICHAEL GRODIN: All medical ethics is really ... that means. ALEISA FISHMAN Dr. Michael Grodin is Professor of Health Law, Bioethics, and Human
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52. Gassing Operations
deemed "unworthy of life" because of mental illness or physical disability. Six gassing ... The Nazis began experimenting with poison gas for the purpose of mass murder in late 1939 with ... the killing of patients with mental and physical disabilities in the Euthanasia Program ... A Nazi euphemism, "euthanasia" referred to the systematic killing of those Germans whom the Nazis
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53. At the Killing Centers
Germans whom the Nazis deem "unworthy of life." Groups of "consultants" visit hospitals and nursing homes ... women, the elderly, people with disabilities, and the sick had little chance of surviving this first ... showers to rid themselves of lice. The guards instructed them to turn over all their valuables and to ... . Usually within minutes after entering the gas chambers, everyone inside was dead from lack of oxygen
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54. 1939: Key Dates
thus "unworthy of life." October 20-26German security police officials ... capacity as Adolf Hitler's second in command as Führer of the German Reich and People, Hermann ... coordinate solutions for the forced emigration of Jews from the Greater German Reich and to establish a ... to the German parliament, Hitler declares that in the event of another world war, for which he
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55. "Euthanasia" centers, Germany 1940-1945
those Germans whom the Nazis deemed "unworthy of life" because of alleged genetic diseases or defects ... In Nazi usage, "euthanasia" referred to the systematic killing of ... Beginning in the fall of 1939, gassing installations were established at Bernburg, Brandenburg ... doctors and transferred from clinics to one of these centralized gassing installations and killed. After
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56. US soldiers inspect Hadamar
In Nazi usage, "euthanasia" referred to the killing of those whom the Nazis deemed "unworthy of ... life." In 1941 the Hadamar psychiatric clinic served as one of the euthanasia killing centers in ... Germany. Patients selected by German doctors for euthanasia were transferred to Hadamar or one of the ... continued at Hadamar by means of lethal injections. After the war, US personnel filmed the facility and
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57. What conditions, ideologies, and ideas made the Holocaust possible?
in Germany, whom Nazis considered to be a drain on resources and "life unworthy of life ... The mass destruction and loss of life caused by World War I (1914-1918) ushered in a new era of ... once. It was the result of circumstances and events, as well as individual decisions, played out over ... set in motion the unimaginable—a concrete, systematic plan to annihilate all of Europe’s Jews
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58. Euthanasia
1939, killed Germans considered unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Dr. Heyt's friend and colleague Dr. Lang (Mathias
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59. Euthanasia
1939, killed Germans considered unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Dr. Heyt's friend and colleague Dr. Lang (Mathias
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60. Euthanasia
1939, killed Germans considered unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Dr. Heyt's friend and colleague Dr. Lang (Mathias
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61. Euthanasia
1939, killed Germans considered unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Dr. Heyt's friend and colleague Dr. Lang (Mathias
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62. Euthanasia
1939, killed Germans considered unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Dr. Heyt's friend and colleague Dr. Lang (Mathias
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63. Euthanasia
unworthy of life. Heavy protests by the Catholic church were largely responsible for bringing the program ... Library of Congress - Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (MBRS) ... Hanna, the wife of medical doctor Thomas Heyt, suffers from multiple sclerosis. He decides to ... peacefully ends her own life after unbearable suffering. Hanna's brother, Eduard Stretter, reports Thomas to
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64. Nazi propaganda: racial science
sunflowers have to do with life? Massive number of seeds, some always remain to ensure further growth. Roses ... descendants. Still photos of "minderwertig leute" [unworthy people] in Germany. Title: Hitler quote: "Wer ... [Use: Restricted download] Federal Republic of Germany. Bundesarchiv. ... Federal Republic of Germany. Bundesarchiv.
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65. Race and heredity
sunflowers have to do with life? Massive number of seeds, some always remain to ensure further growth. Roses ... descendants. Still photos of "minderwertig leute" [unworthy people] in Germany. Title: Hitler quote: "Wer ... Nazi educational film (propaganda) regarding questions of race and heredity of national/political ... continue to discuss as they watch film. Title: "Nachkommen des Leutnants Kallikak" [Descendants of Lt
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66. Pages from a death register found at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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67. A female survivor lies in bed at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... of twins, was sterilized at a health care facility in Weilburg before being transferred to the ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in
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68. A female survivor lies in bed at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... common-law wife of Peter A. Klassen, an American World War I veteran, whom she met in Germany in 1918 ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in
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69. Dr. Adolf Wahlmann (left), chief physician at the Hadamar Institute, and Karl Willig (right), assistant male nurse, pose next to a barred window at the euthanasia facility where they are being held prisoner by American authorities.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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70. American war crimes investigators question chief nurse Irmgard Huber about the mass killings that occurred at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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71. Three young survivors study at a table in the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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72. Three survivors rest in their beds at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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73. Lt. Alexander J. Wedderburn, photographer with the 28th Infantry Division, First US.Army, questions elderly survivors who are lying in bed at the Hadamar Institute.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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74. Dr. Adolf Wahlmann, chief physician at the Hadamar Institute, poses next to a barred window at the euthanasia facility where he is being held prisoner by American authorities.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor
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75. Karl Willig, assistant male nurse at the Hadamar Institute, poses next to a barred window at the euthanasia facility where he is being held prisoner by American authorities.
targeted mentally and physically disabled patients, a population that the Nazis considered "life unworthy ... The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... Ge The Hadamar Institute, near Wiesbaden in Hessen-Nassau, was one of six hospitals and sanitoria in ... During the early years of the Nazi regime, conditions steadily deteriorated due to overcrowding, poor