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Racial Hygiene: Medicine Under the Nazis
Harvard University Press (1988)
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Medicine Under the Nazis Robert Proctor. and environment in a wide range of bodily traits; he derived his data from the study of several thousand identical and nonidentical twins (see Figure 8). Verschuer's studies were followed by hundreds ...Other Versions
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