This study demonstrates the full extent of eugenic/racist connections between Nazi Germany and the United States. Drawing on original research, the author shows that German and American eugenic/racist theories were mutually influential, from Hitler acknowledging a debt to the US Immigration Restriction Act for its exclusion of "undesirables" to the collaboration between scientists of both nations throughout the 1930s. It also reveals the links between Nazi and American views on racial purity. Exposing the key part Americans played in the furtherance of international racism, the study draws the uncomfortable conclusion that while other nations may not have planned the mass killings ordered by the Nazis, the responsibility for them extends beyond Germany.
Examines the full extent of eugenic/racist connections between Nazi Germany and the USA, describing how the policies of both countries were mutually influential, from Hitler's approval of the US Immigration Restriction Act to the collaboration between German and US scientists in the 1930s.
Publisher
Oxford University Press Inc
Publication Date
Feb 1994
ISBN
9780195082609
Pages
184 p.
Item Type
Book
Format
Hardcover
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