Nazi indoctrination and anti-Semitic beliefs in Germany.

The Clara cell: a "Third Reich eponym"?

German anatomist Max Clara (1899-1966) described the "Clara cell" of the bronchiolar epithelium in 1937. The present article investigates Clara's relationship with National Socialism, as well as his use of tissue from executed prisoners for research purposes, details about both of which are largely unknown to date. Our methodology for the present study focussed on analysis of material from hist...

Re - ) Shaping Hatred : Anti - Semitic Attitudes in Germany , 1890 - 2006

In this paper, we assess the determinants of long-run persistence of local culture, and examine the success of policy interventions designed to change attitudes. We analyze anti-Semitic attitudes drawing on individual-level survey results from Germany’s social value survey in 1996 and 2006. On average, we find that historical voting patterns for anti-Semitic parties between 1890 and 1933 are po...

Relations between Iran and Nazi Germany in the First Pahlavi Era and Its Impact on the Formation of Government and Public Buildings in the Azerbaijan Region

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Rebuilding Germany's Children: The Nazi Indoctrination and Postwar Reeducation of the Hitler Youth

Indoctrination Anxiety and t he Etiology of Belief Forthcoming in Synthese

People sometimes try to call others' beliefs into question by pointing out the contingent causal origins of those beliefs. The significance of such 'Etiological Challenges' is a topic that has started attracting attention in epistemology. Current work on this topic aims to show that Etiological Challenges are, at most, only indirectly epistemically significant, insofar as they bring other gener...