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Not Fit to Breed: Eugenics in Sweden, 1900 to Present by Susan Danielsson instant download

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Authors:Susan Danielsson
Pages:19 pages
Year:2020
Publisher:American Military University
Language:english
File Size:1.5 MB
Format:pdf
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Not Fit to Breed: Eugenics in Sweden, 1900 to Present by Susan Danielsson instant download

"In the 1930s, the Swedish government enacted eugenic policies that permitted the forced sterilization of individuals the government deemed unfit to reproduce, often targeting them with accusations of mental illness. When officials passed the Sterilization Acts, they kept socioeconomic benefits in mind, but the eugenics movement in Sweden had deep roots in race-based science. Charles Darwin and his famous works on evolution inspired Swedish scholars to promote social hygiene within their own population, and they used political parties and the elite to push their agenda into social policy. Officials implemented sterilization laws that were intended to improve the gene pool of the Swedish population as a way to ensure the affordability of their welfare system. In the 1950s, the Swedish government started to prioritize the rights and wants of the individual, instead of making them second to the wellbeing of society."
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