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Eugenics: Improving Humanity?

Coined by Francis Galton in 1883 as the "cultivation of race," eugenics is the discredited doctrine that utilized scientific racism and social prejudice to regulate human reproduction, promoting policies of compulsory sterilization, segregation, and restrictive immigration laws across the globe, which ultimately led to horrific, state-sponsored atrocities, including the Nazi T4 program and the Holocaust. Compiled by Google's Notebook LM. Please be critical to the content, but know that it is not created using AI-content, it is based on the following sources: 1. Banik, V. K. (2025, October 20). Forfølgelsen av personer med nedsatt funksjonsevne under andre verdenskrig. In Store norske leksikon. Retrieved from https://snl.no/forf%C3%B8lgelsen_av_p... 2. Haave, P. (2024, January 16). Sterilisering av omstreifere. Norgeshistorie, Universitetet i Oslo. 3. HL-senteret. (2023, September 29). Eutanasiprogrammet. HL-senteret website. 4. Kyllingstad, J. R. (2025, February 24). Eugenikk. In Store norske leksikon. Retrieved from https://snl.no/eugenikk 5. Plainly Difficult. (n.d.). The Dark side of Science: The Horror of Eugenics Theory (Short Documentary) [Video]. YouTube. 6. Stern, A. M., & Lira, N. (n.d.). The movement that inspired the Holocaust [Video]. TED-Ed. 7. Teigen, K. H. (2025, February 24). Francis Galton. In Store norske leksikon. Retrieved from https://snl.no/Francis_Galton 8. TRT World. (n.d.). Denmark leader apologises for forced sterilisation of Inuit women [Video]. YouTube. 9. Universitetet i Oslo, Norgeshistorie. (2023, November 23). Det norske program for rasehygiene. Norgeshistorie website.