Birth Control Review
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Birth Control Review was a magazine established in 1917[1] by Margaret Sanger to advance the causes of Birth Control, Malthusianism, and Eugenics. It was published until 1940.[2]
The magazine frequently carried articles from pro-Eugenics authors such as Paul Popenoe, Havelock Ellis(a member of the British Fabian Society), and Sanger herself.
References
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External links
- Archives of the American Holocaust
- The Eugenic Value of Birth Control Propaganda, Margaret Sanger, Birth Control Review, October 1921
- ↑ Encyclopedia of Birth Control, p. 236
- ↑ Encyclopedia of Birth Control, p. 34