 | Ina R. Friedman - 1990 - Страниц: 228
...Institute wrote to a German newspaper, "It is a rare and special good fortune for a theoretical scientist to flourish at a time when the prevailing ideology welcomes it, and its findings immediately serve the policy of the state." The ethics of murdering human beings did not concern Dr.... | |
 | John J. Michalczyk - 1994 - Страниц: 294
...retired as director of the Kaiser Wilhelm-Institute, and he published an article from which I quote: "It is a rare and special good fortune for a theoretical...findings can immediately serve the policy of the state. The study of human heredity was already sufficiently mature to provide this when, years ago, National... | |
 | William H. Tucker - 1994 - Страниц: 388
...people."282 Fischer expressed similar sentiments in 1943. "It is a rare and special good fortune," he wrote "for a theoretical science to flourish at a time when...findings can immediately serve the policy of the state. The study of human heredity was already sufficiently mature to provide this, when, years ago, National... | |
 | G. Semenza, A.J. Turner - 2003 - Страниц: 678
...sentences should be compared to sentences Fischer published in March 1943: It is a rare and especially good fortune for a theoretical science to flourish...welcomes it, and its findings can immediately serve as the policy of the state. The study of human heredity was already sufficiently mature to provide... | |
 | Vivien Spitz - 2005 - Страниц: 354
...(euphemistically termed euthanasia). Later, when the mass murders were rampant in 1943, Dr Fischer wrote, "It is a rare and special good fortune for a theoretical...findings can immediately serve the policy of the State." He continued as an influential part of the medical establishment after the war. In the introduction... | |
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it is a rare and special good fortune for a theoretical science to flourish at a time when the prevailing ideology welcomes it, and its findings can immediately serve the policy of the state'.10 Again, replying to an invitation from the Reichminister... 