Volume 5, (2012)
Euthanasia Killings:
The Treatment of Disabled People in Nazi Germany and Disability since 1945
Edited by Rainer Schulze
ISBN (tbc)

Volume 5 (2012) Euthanasia Killings The Treatment of Disabled People in Nazi Germany and Disability since 1945

Edited by Rainer Schulze

ISBN (tbc)

Price: £7.00

Contents

Euthanasia Killings: The Treatment of Disabled :People in Nazi Germany and Disability since 1945

LIZ CROW (Roaring Girl Productions, Bristol)

Resistance: The Art of Change

RAINER SCHULZE (University of Essex)

14 July 1934: Law for the Prevention of Offspring with Hereditary Diseases

ERNST KLEE (Frankfurt/Main)

Killing by Starvation in the Institutions and Other Previous Crimes of Psychiatry

HERWIG CZECH (University of Vienna / Austrian Academy of Science)

Nazi 'Euthanasia' Crimes in World War II Austria

DANNY M. COHEN (Northwestern University, Illinois)

Teaching About T4 (with contributions from Kay Andrews, Morgan Blum, Juliette Brungs, Jeremy Leigh, Sara Levy, John T. Pawlikowski and Alexis Storch

SUSANNE KNITTEL (Utrecht University, Netherlands)

Beyond Testimony: Nazi Euthanasia and the Field of Memory Studies

ALAN POTTER (Camphill Community, Botton Village)

Intentional Community as a Continuing Response to the Holocaust: The Life of Peter Bergel and the Camphill Communities

SWANTJE KÖBSELL (University of Bremen)

Towards Self-Determination and Equalisation: A Short History of the German Disability Rights Movement

RENÉ TALBOT (Berlin)

Neo-Nazi Eugenics: Do Many Anti-Fascists Turn a Blind Eye?

JOHN PACKER (United Nations Standby Team of Mediation Experts)

Disability Rights as Human Rights

Documentation

8 demands ... as to how the memory of the victims and the perpetrators of the systematic medical mass murder from 1939 to 1949 should be handled, listed in order of their urgency (Resolution of the General Assembly of the International Association Against Psychiatric Assault (IAAPA), 17 February 2009)

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, 13 December 2006

The Ljubljana Guidelines on Integration of Diverse Societies, 7 November 2012 (with a short introduction by John Packer)

History and Legacy of the Jewish and the 'Gypsy' Holocaust

FRANK BRIGHT (Ipswich)

Survivor Against The Odds

RUTH BARNETT (London)

Three 'I's and an 'R': Ignorance, Indifference and Injustice – Our Problem with Roma

PAUL POLANSKY (Knes Silo/Niš, Serbia)

The Apartheit of Roma in Europe

VALERIU NICOLAE (Bucharest)

On EU Funding, Hot Air and Roma Ghettoes

In Memoriam

Henry Friedlander (1930–2012)

Heinz (Harry) Lubasz (1928–2012)

Reviews

Notes on Contributors

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