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1921 The Second International Eugenics Congress (1921)
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Chairmen of the British Eugenics Society
Charles Darwin
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1912 The First International Eugenics Congress (1912)
1912-1930s International Federation of Eugenics Organizations (IFEO)
1912-1932 International Eugenics Conference
1932 The third meeting was arranged at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City August 22–23, 1932, dedicated to Mary Williamson Averell who had provided significant financial support, and presided by Davenport. Osborn's address emphasized birth selection over birth control as the method to better the offspring.[9] F. Ramos from Cuba proposed that immigrants should be carefully checked for harmful traits, and suggested deportations of their descendants if inadmissible traits would become later apparent. Major Darwin, now 88 years old, was unable to attend but sent a report presented by Ronald Fisher predicting the doom of civilization unless eugenic measures were implemented.[10] Ernst Rüdin was unanimously elected president of the International Federation of Eugenics Organizations (IFEO).
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