The dates are about right. Some extra bits.C-Mag wrote:TheReal_ND wrote:Pro tip: when your only source is a single witness for treblinka and you use him eight thousand times, it doesn't make his ridiculous testimony any more valid.Pro Tip: At my local county library, there's over six hundred books covering almost every angle of the Holocaust, and from the inter-library loans, I can get a total of close to eight thousand. I assume your local library therefore has a large number of books too. So checkout some free books. And there is this thing called the interwebs?
The biggest thing about the Holocaust that is rarely discussed is the fact that a Eugenics program and that Germany was not alone with these programs. Most of the Western world had Eugenics programs, to include the US and Canada. And it all didn't end when we got inside Germany and saw how science could be used to create such horror with a Eugenics program. Canada forcibly sterilized there last Native American in the mid 1970s and didn't end their Eugenics program until the 80s. (correct me if I'm wrong on the dates)
Does anyone else go WTF ! This shit of improving the human race can be extremely dangerous.
California was a big proponent, and although it did end in the early 70s, there were rumors that some of the women's prisons practiced on the sly until like the last decade.
The Germans got the ideas from the Americans, who got them from the British who got them from Francis Galton who not only proposed it, from his perverted understanding of his cousin's theory of natural selection, he coined the word in the 1880s. However he thought the best idea was to encourage via incentives like cash, to have the best families breed. He was not a proponent of forcible eugenics. He thought that a bad idea.
Yeah, some people took the idea, and went crazy. There was mission creep.
Organizations in each country fed off, and encouraged, each other. The then fashionable idea of Social Darwinism also helped. So from the 1880s to the 1940s, it went from just research, to suggesting prevent marriages, then abortions, then sterilizations, to genocide. From the "feeble' or "defective" to prison inmates, to the poor, to black then whites, then Jews, then Slavs. There were cases of poor whites being rounded up by the sheriff's department in Appalachia for "examinations", or in the South, poor blacks going to the clinic for one procedure, and then also sterilized. In such cases, they were never told. They just found out the hard way. And this did not happen in a few places, this happened from California to Mississippi, to North Carolina, to Wisconsin.