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Under the Third Reich, the '''Nazi sterilization program''' included nonconsensual [[eugenics]] programs including compulsory sterilization under the 1933 [[Law for the Protection of Hereditary Health]], as well as the [[Nazi sterilization experiments]] in concentration camps. The early programs did involve often quick decisions about individuals, but the latter camp projects simply used human subjects to experiment with mass sterilization techniques. The [[Nazi euthanasia program]] complemented it. | Under the Third Reich, the '''Nazi sterilization program''' included nonconsensual [[eugenics]] programs including compulsory sterilization under the 1933 [[Law for the Protection of Hereditary Health]], as well as the [[Nazi sterilization experiments]] in concentration camps. The early programs did involve often quick decisions about individuals, but the latter camp projects simply used human subjects to experiment with mass sterilization techniques. The [[Nazi euthanasia program]] complemented it.[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 24 September 2024
Under the Third Reich, the Nazi sterilization program included nonconsensual eugenics programs including compulsory sterilization under the 1933 Law for the Protection of Hereditary Health, as well as the Nazi sterilization experiments in concentration camps. The early programs did involve often quick decisions about individuals, but the latter camp projects simply used human subjects to experiment with mass sterilization techniques. The Nazi euthanasia program complemented it.