Wyckart's astonishing book illustrates in sober and convincing detail how Darwinian thinkers in Germany developed an immoral attitude toward human society at the time of World War I... without over-reducing the lines that brought this quality of thought to...
Wykart's astonishing book illustrates in sober and convincing detail how Darwinist thinkers in Germany developed an immoral attitude toward human society at the time of World War I...without over-reducing the lines that brought this quality of thought to Hitler, Darwinian writers and scientists quietly explained how policies such as infanticide, assisted suicide, prohibitions of marriage, etc., were proposed to those who were racially or genetically inferior, providing Hitler and the Nazis with justification.
- Richard Evans.
Professor of Contemporary History, Cambridge University
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Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page
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