The eugenic fortress
| Titel: | The eugenic fortress : the Transylvanian Saxon experiment in interwar Romania / Tudor Georgescu |
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| Veröffentlicht: | New York : Central European University Press, 2016 |
| Umfang: | x, 279 pages |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
CEU Press studies in the history of medicine ; Volume VII |
| ISBN: | 9789633861394 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- List of Illustrations
- p. vi
- Acknowledgments
- p. vii
- List of Abbreviations
- p. ix
- Introduction
- p. 1
- i
- Imagining a "Eugenic Fortress": Fascist Who and Eugenic What?
- p. 8
- ii
- Exclusions
- p. 17
- iii
- Unpacking the Past
- p. 20
- Chapter I
- Locating and defining the Transylvanian Saxon Eugenic Discourse
- p. 29
- i
- Heinrich Siegmund and the Origins of Saxon Eugenics
- p. 29
- ii
- Saxon Racial Anthropology between Berlin and Vienna
- p. 44
- iii
- The "Child Enthusiast" Alfred Csallner
- p. 51
- iv
- Fritz Fabritius's Self-Help, from "Building Society" to Rebuilding Society
- p. 70
- v
- Wilhelm Schunn's National Neighborhoods and Honorary Gifts
- p. 78
- Chapter II
- Assessing the Dysgenic Crisis: Key Concepts and Theses in Alfred Csallner's Definition of Saxon Degeneration
- p. 85
- i
- The Lost Children: Family Planning and the Demographic Collapse
- p. 86
- ii
- The Quality Question: The Nation's Hereditarily "Best" under Threat of Extinction
- p. 92
- iii
- Emigration: The Loss of Saxon Hereditary Substance
- p. 102
- iv
- Mixed Marriages: The End of Racial Distinctiveness
- p. 103
- v
- Lebensraum: Of "Foreign Invaders," Saxon Employers, and Society's Scourges, Alcohol and Tobacco
- p. 112
- Chapter III
- Alfred Csallner in Search of Eugenic Solutions and Institutional Means
- p. 121
- i
- Eugenic Missionaries: Visions of Priests Old and New
- p. 122
- ii
- Csallner's Population Policy Proposals and the Church
- p. 126
- iii
- Going It Alone: The Society of Child Enthusiasts, 1927-30
- p. 138
- iv
- The Self-Help Race Office, 1932-35
- p. 143
- v
- The Reinvention of the Race Office as National Department for Statistics, Population Policy, and Genealogy, 1935-38
- p. 145
- vi
- The National Office for Statistics and Genealogy and Its Six Departments, 1938-41
- p. 149
- Chapter IV
- Fascist Visions of a Eugenic Fortress: The Self-Help's Origins and Rise to Power, 1922-33
- p. 165
- i
- Fritz Fabritius and the Origins of Saxon Fascism
- p. 166
- ii
- Early Development, 1922-29
- p. 172
- iii
- Expansion and Radicalization, 1929-32
- p. 179
- iv
- The NSDR Victorious, 1932-33
- p. 193
- Chapter V
- Saxon Fascism in Power, 1933-40
- p. 203
- i
- The Self-Help's Various Forms and Formats, 1933-34
- p. 204
- ii
- War and Peace: The National Community of Germans in Romania, 1935-40
- p. 208
- iii
- The Mighty Pen: The 1935 National Program of Germans in Romania
- p. 210
- iv
- Building a Bristling Eugenic Fortress, One Neighborhood at a Time: Wilhelm's Schunn's National Neighborhoods, 1933-40
- p. 215
- Chapter VI
- 1940 and Everything After
- p. 241
- Conclusions
- p. 255
- Bibliography
- p. 259
- Index of Names
- p. 277
- Index of Places
- p. 279
