Screen shot of a woman huddled in filthy rags from footage of Nazi Atrocities in the Warsaw Ghetto

Lethal Neglect: The Warsaw Ghetto

American History, Politics, The Resistance, Video

Warning: graphic footage.

The Warsaw Ghetto was a Nazi experiment in the use of Lethal Neglect as a
means of execution.

Most of the footage in the film below was shot by the Nazis who sought to document the day-to-day decline in the health of residents walled off from
the rest of the community.

The idea of lethal selection (neglect) as a means of execution was an American idea, first described by Paul Popenoe and Roswell Hill Johnson in the 1918 handbook,

Applied Eugenics.

A quote from an early 201th Century Eugenics advocate, Alexis Carrel, who says that the disabled should be executed.
From a December 2010 article in The New Statesman: When America believed in eugenics.

We must oppose fascism, in all of its forms, wherever it emerges.

Warsaw Ghetto 1940-1943

Nazi Propaganda that depicts Jews as Rats
Nazi Propaganda depicts the Jewish People as rats to be exterminated.

For further reading see: Lethal Neglect: American Eugenics in the 21st Century

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7 thoughts on “Lethal Neglect: The Warsaw Ghetto”

  2. Dear Rob,

    In case you were not already aware, I’ making sure, the word gets out that White Supremacist/ Nazi type groups are using VK (VKontakte). This is the Russian’s version of Facebook where it is almost impossible to get kicked off.

    Hugs, Gronda

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    1. The mistake people make is thinking that Hitler was somehow ‘not’ human and that the horror of the Holocaust can’t happen here. This idea that fascism ‘can’t happen here’ is precisely why its happening here.

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