The History of Terrorism
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Time in life
Death
Euthanasia
Parents
Autonomy
Death
Ethically disputed medical practices
Medical ethics
Children
1815-Today Netherlands
1920-Today American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
1924 Immigration Act of 1924 (Johnson-Reed Act)
1928 California Eugenics Law
1933 NYT NAZI Ministry of Justice allows physicians to end their life upon request
1934 Southern California Eugenics Movement Exhibition Exhibit on NAZI Eugenics
1936 Erbkrank AKA The Hereditary Defective (movie)
1936 Harry Laughlin shows Erbkrank to the Carnegie Foundation
1939-1941 Aktion T4
1969-Today The Hastings Center
1995 25% of doctors in the Netherlands have euthanized their patients without their consent
1995 US v. Nguyen Court Case US Doctors Wanted to Kill Disabled Child While Parents Wanted Him to Live
1996 SJ Mercury News - First Patent for Euthanasia Drug Patent for Human Use Discovered by Michigan State University and money from Giant German Chemical Company Granted in Europe
1996 WAPOST Margerie Nightvert denied food and water in order to kill her ordered by her doctors
1997 NY Daily News Helping People Die is Much Cheaper Than Providing People with Care
1999-Today Kistler Prize
2009 Ezekiel Emanuel Crisis, War, Financial Collapse will allow Public to Pass Death Panels
Assisted Suicide
Books about euthanasia
CFR Recommendation to Reduce Population by 55% in the US
COVID-19 and Euthanasia Links
Dr Jack Kevorkian
Dr Timothy E. Quill
Eugenics Research Association
Euthanasia by country
Euthanasia doctors
Euthanasia law
Ezekiel Emanuel
Horst El
Mental Hygiene
Modern American Hippocratic Oath
NAZI euthanasia
One had no time to think.
Paul Popenoe writes L C Dunn letter on NAZI sterilization laws attempting to convince him.
Right to Die
US Euthanasia
Jumps
Anti-Euthanasia