Schriftenreihe der Gedenkstätte Hadamar
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Dagmar Herzog
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Volker Roelcke
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Jan Erik Schulte
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Paul Julian Weindling
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Die Schriftenreihe der Gedenkstätte Hadamar thematisiert die Vielfalt an Themen, Perspektiven und Fragestellungen, die sich aus der wissenschaftlichen, pädagogischen und kuratorischen Auseinandersetzung mit den nationalsozialistischen „Euthanasie“-Verbrechen ergeben. Hierzu gehören insbesondere die Vorgeschichte und die Voraussetzungen der Krankenmorde wie deren langfristige Folgewirkungen sowohl im nationalen wie auch im internationalen Kontext. Die Buchreihe leistet damit einen Beitrag zur Medizingeschichte, zur Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus und zur Geschichte und Praxis unterschiedlicher Ausdrucksformen der Auseinandersetzung mit dem Nationalsozialismus nach 1945.
The publication series of the Hadamar Memorial addresses the variety of perspectives and questions arising from the scholarly examination of the National Socialist „euthanasia“ crimes.This includes in particular the prehistory and the preconditions of the murders of the sick as well as their long-term consequences not only in a national but also in an international context. The book series thus contributes to the history of medicine, to the history of National Socialism, and to the history and practice of coming to terms with National Socialism after 1945.
The publication series of the Hadamar Memorial addresses the variety of perspectives and questions arising from the scholarly examination of the National Socialist „euthanasia“ crimes.This includes in particular the prehistory and the preconditions of the murders of the sick as well as their long-term consequences not only in a national but also in an international context. The book series thus contributes to the history of medicine, to the history of National Socialism, and to the history and practice of coming to terms with National Socialism after 1945.
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Doris L. Bergen
Isabelle von Bueltzingsloewen
Herwig Czech
Constantin Goschler
Doris L. Bergen
Isabelle von Bueltzingsloewen
Herwig Czech
Constantin Goschler