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In 1933, Germany passed the Law for the Protection of Heredity Health. Next was the Nazi sterilization law entitled "Eugenics in the service of public welfare."  It required compulsory sterilization for the prevention of progeny with hereditary defects in cases including congenital mental defects, schizophrenia, manic-depressive psychosis and hereditary epilepsy.

In 1933, Germany passed the Law for the Protection of Heredity Health. Next was the Nazi sterilization law entitled "Eugenics in the service of public welfare."  It required compulsory sterilization for the prevention of progeny with hereditary defects in cases including congenital mental defects, schizophrenia, manic-depressive psychosis and hereditary epilepsy.

   

   

The German schools indoctrinated their students.  In 1935, a German high-school math textbook included the following problem: "… how much does it cost the state if:

The German schools indoctrinated their students.  In 1935, a German high-school math textbook included the following problem:<ref name="sm"/> "… how much does it cost the state if:

:a. 868 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 10 years?

:a. 868 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 10 years?

:b. 260 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 20 years?

:b. 260 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 20 years?

:c. 112 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 2 years?"<ref name="sm"/>

:c. 112 [mentally infirm] patients stay longer than 2 years?"

One German student was [[Josef Mengele|Josef Mengele]], who studied anthropology and paleontology and received his Ph.D. for his thesis entitled "Racial Morphological Research on the Lower Jaw Section of Four Racial Groups." In 1937, Mengele was recommended for and received a position as a research assistant with the Third Reich Institute for Hereditary, Biology and Racial Purity at the University of Frankfort.  He became the "Angel of Death" for directing the operation of gas chambers of [[the Holocaust]] and for conducting horrific medical experiments on inmates in pursuit of eugenics.

One German student was [[Josef Mengele|Josef Mengele]], who studied anthropology and paleontology and received his Ph.D. for his thesis entitled "Racial Morphological Research on the Lower Jaw Section of Four Racial Groups." In 1937, Mengele was recommended for and received a position as a research assistant with the Third Reich Institute for Hereditary, Biology and Racial Purity at the University of Frankfort.  He became the "Angel of Death" for directing the operation of gas chambers of [[the Holocaust]] and for conducting horrific medical experiments on inmates in pursuit of eugenics.