 | Robert Proctor - History - 1988 - 480 pages
...provided the ideas and techniques which led to and justified this unparalleled slaughter. [Those involved] were to a large extent people of long and high standing,...members, some of them world famous, authors with familiar names.17 8 The "Organic Vision" of Nazi Racial Science Today, the German people may well be considered... | |
 | Richard M. Lerner - Social Science - 1992 - 268 pages
...ideas and techniques which led to and justified this unparalleled slaughter. . . . [The participants] were to a large extent people of long and high standing,...members, some of them world famous, authors with familiar names.1 It is, then, a great historical irony that this widespread participation in the National Socialist... | |
 | Jennifer Terry, Jacqueline L. Urla - Social Science - 1995 - 432 pages
...provided the ideas and techniques which led to and justified this unparalleled slaughter. [Those involved] were to a large extent people of long and high standing,...of them world famous, authors with familiar names 94 Notes 1. This chapter is a slightly revised and shortened version of a chapter from my book, Racial... | |
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were to a large extent people of long and high standing, university professors and academy members, some of them world famous, authors with familiar names and guest lecturers abroad, the kind of people Allied scholars used to meet and fraternize with... 