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• Euthanasia
  ...]] specialists also believe that suffering usually can be relieved without euthanasia. ...s, which have different moral issues attached to them. Proponents believe euthanasia is the ultimate expression of free will, allowing patients to determine the
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• Euthanasia/Approval
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• Euthanasia/Definition
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Euthanasia/Related Articles
  {{r|Animal euthanasia}}
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• Nazi euthanasia program
  ...lethal means or starvation. Other aspects of the program included [[Nazi euthanasia experiments]], as well as direct medical killing in concentration camp hosp ...sm, the state. This is in direct opposition to the contemporary concept of euthanasia, which emphasizes the individual’s “right to die” or “right to deat
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• Euthanasia program (Nazi)
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Definition]]
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• Nazi euthanasia program/Definition
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• Euthanasia program (Nazi)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Definition]]
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• Nazi euthanasia program/Related Articles
  {{r|Euthanasia}}
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)/Related Articles
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Related Articles]]
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• Werner Heyde/Definition
  ...litary ranks|Standartenfuehrer]] who headed the [[Nazi euthanasia program|euthanasia program]] from 1939 to 1942, and directed psychiatrists who studied camp pr
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Euthanasia program (Nazi)
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Definition]]
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• Euthanasia program (Nazi)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Definition]]
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• Euthanasia Program (Nazi)/Related Articles
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi euthanasia program/Related Articles]]
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• Life Legal Defense Foundation/Definition
  An organization that opposes [[abortion]] and [[euthanasia]], primarily through litigation
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• National Right to Life Committee/Definition
  A U.S. group principally opposed to [[abortion]] and [[euthanasia]], with some interest in other life issues; Affiliate, [[Alliance Defense F
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• Rudolf Brandt
  ...of medicalized killing programs, including the [[Euthanasia Program (Nazi)|Euthanasia Program (T4)]] and involuntary medical experiments.
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• Chancellery of the Fuehrer/Definition
  ...ed by [[Philip Bouhler]]; directed some secret projects such as the [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Max de Crinis/Definition
  ...[[counterespionage]] operations and a possibly limited role in the [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Werner Heyde
  ...andartenfuehrer]] who headed the T4 part of the [[Nazi euthanasia program|euthanasia program]] from 1939 to 1942. [[Paul Nitsche]] succeeded him.
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• Leonardo Conti/Definition
  (1900-1945) Nazi Reich Health Leader (1939-1944), who headed the [[Nazi euthanasia program]] before [[Werner Heyde]] but was succeeded by [[Karl Brandt]]; als
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• Max de Crinis
  ...a number of efforts, including the planning of the Nazi euthanasia program|euthanasia program<ref name=ND>{{citation ...cted research and probably protected some concentration camp and potential euthanasia victims.<ref>{{citation
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• Philip Bouhler/Definition
  ...e Fuehrer]], [[Adolf Hitler]]'s personal office; key manager of the [[Nazi euthanasia program]]; committed suicide at war's end
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• Viktor Brack/Definition
  ...arty Chancellery]] headed by [[Martin Bormann]]; key manager of the [[Nazi euthanasia program]]; executed by sentence of the [[Medical Case (NMT)]] tribunal
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• Pro-life movement/Definition
  ...e opposition to [[abortion]], and, depending on the individual or group, [[euthanasia]] and [[assisted suicide]], some or all [[stem cell|stem cell research]], [
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• National Right to Life Committee/Related Articles
  {{r|Euthanasia}}
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• Rudolf Brandt/Related Articles
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• Death/Related Articles
  {{r|euthanasia}}
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