| Notes to Pages 47-63 |
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| (The numbers in brackets refer to the
original, complete citation of a particular reference in each chapter. The
dates in brackets denote original publication of a
title.) |
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| [“Euthana…] sie” im NS-Staat: Die
"Vernichtung lebensunwerten Lebens” (Frankfurt/M.: S. Fischer, 1983),
pp. 19-25. |
| 4. Binding, “Rechtliche Ausführung,” in
Freigabe [3], pp. 16-37. |
| 5. Hoche, “Ärztliche Bemerkungen,” in
Freigabe [3], pp. 46-47, 54-58 |
| 6. Ibid., pp. 61-62. |
| 7. Dörner, “Lebensvernichtung” [2], p. 129.
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| 8. Adolf Dorner, Lehrbuch der Mathematik für
höhere Schulen (1935, rev. ed. 1936), quoted in Heyde Trial, pp.
33-36. |
| 9. Walter Schultze, quoted in Klee,
“Euthanasie” [3], p. 47. |
| 10. Ibid., pp. 76-77, 163-65. |
| 11. Erwin Leiser, Nazi Cinema (New York: Macmillan,
1974 [1968]), pp. 89-94, 143-45. On Unger, see Klee,
“Euthanasie” [3], pp. 79, 342-43. Helmut Unger’s novel
was Sendung und Gewissen (Berlin: Brunnen Verlag, 1935). |
| 12. Leiser, Cinema [11], pp. 146-49; Heinz Hähne,
The Order of the Death’s Head: The Story of Hitler’s S.S. (New
York: Coward-McCann, 1969 [1966]), pp. 423-27. |
| 13.Testimony of Professor Böhm, 12 July 1961, Heyde
Trial, pp. 41-42. Also named in the 1936 discussions were Dr. Walter Gross of
the Office of Racial Politics and Minister-Director Walter Schultze. |
| 14. Testimony of Otto Mauthe, 20 December 1961, Heyde
Trial, pp. 42-43 |
| 15. Brandt testimony, 4 February 1947, Nuremberg Medical
Case, transcript, pp. 2409-10, and vol. I, p.
894; also in
Heyde Trial, pp. 51-52. See also Lothar Gruchmann, “Euthanasie und Justiz
im Dritten Reich,” Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte 20
(1972):238-39, on general euthanasia requests involving the incurably ill
during 1938-39; in the absence of a law they were directed to Hitler’s
Chancellery. |
| 16. Brandt testimony [15]. See also Hans Hefelmann's
account, 31 August and 7-14 November 1960, Heyde Trial, pp. 48-51, 53-54; and
Gruchmann, “Euthanasie und Justiz” [15], pp. 240-41. |
| 17. Brandt transcript [15], p. 2410. |
| 18. Heyde Trial, pp. 53-54. |
| 19. Secret order, 18 August 1939, “re: duty to report
malformed, etc. newborns,” quoted fully in Klee,
“Euthanasie” [3] pp. 80-81. |
| 20. Heyde Trial, pp. 53-54. |
| 21. Ibid., pp. 66-72. |
| 22. Hefelmann testimony, 7-14 November 1960, Heyde Trial,
p. 66. |
| 23. On the questionnaires and experts, see Heyde Trial, pp.
74-177 |
| 24. Hefelmann testimony, 7-9 December 1960, Heyde Trial, p.
149. |
| 25 Heyde Trial, p. 117. |
| 26. Ibid., pp. 116-77; the centers are listed on pp.
128-31. |
| 27. Heinze testimony, 27 September 1961, Heyde Trial, pp.
150-51. |
| 28. Sample letter to parents, 30 September 1941, Heyde
Trial, p. 111; see pp. 100-116. |
| 29. Testimony of Dr. Valentin Faltlhauser, 22-23 April
1948; and Nurse Mina Wörle, 7 May 1948 (Kaufbeuren asylum), Heyde Trial,
pp. 143-47. |
| 30. Hefelmann testimony, 7-14 November 1960, Heyde Trial,
p. 123. |
| 31. On the broadening of categories, see Heyde Trial, pp.
82-90, 131-34. |
| 32. Ibid., pp. 165-72. |
| 33. Lehner testimony, cited in Klee,
“Euthanasie” [3], pp. 88-89. |
| 34. Lammers testimony, 7 February 1947, Nuremberg
Medical Case, transcript, pp. 2687-88; Heyde Trial, pp. 178-79, dates the
events “July at the latest.” |
| 35. Heyde Trial, p. 203; see pp. 201-6. See also Doc.
630-PS, Nuremberg Medical Case, vol. I, p.
893; Brandt
testimony, 4 February 1947, transcript, pp. 2407-8. |
| 36. Brandt testimony [35], p. 2407. |
| 37. Hermann Pfannmüller, quoted in Gerhard Schmidt,
Selektion in der Heilanstalt 1939-1945 (Stuttgart: Evangelisches
Verlagsanstalt, 1965), p. see pp. 34-35. |
| 38. Alice Platen-Hallermund, Die Tötung
Geisteskranker in Deutschland (Frankfurt/M.: Verlag der Frankfurter Hefte,
1948), p. 18; Gruchmann, “Euthanasie” [15], p. 241. |
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