The Wellborn Science: Eugenics in Germany, France, Brazil, and Russia Book

	Contributors	xi
1.	Eugenics in the History of Science	3
2.	The Race Hygiene Movement in Germany, 1904-1945	8
	The Origins of German Eugenics, 1890-1903	11
	The Wilhelmine Race Hygiene Movement, 1904-1918	21
	Eugenics in the Weimar Republic, 1918-1933	29
	Eugenics under the Swastika, 1933-1945	40
	Bibliography	50
3.	The Eugenics Movement in France, 1890-1940	69
	The French Setting	70
	The French Eugenics Society	73
	The Twenties	76
	Opposition to Eugenies	79
	The Thirties and the Population Question	84
	Sicard de Plauzoles	87
	Immigration and Sterilization	92
	Eugenics and the French Left	97
	Conclusion	103
	Bibliography	105
4.	Eugenics in Brazil, 1917-1940	110
	Structural and Social Origins	111
	The Eugenics Movement, 1917-1929	115
	Sanear e Eugenizar: To Sanitize Is to Eugenize	119
	Race and the Eugenics Movement in the 1920s	126
	Lamarck versus Mendel: A Scientific Divide	130
	Lamarck, Mendel, and Race: An Ideological Divide	134
	Eugenics in the Estado Novo	138
	Conclusion	144
	Bibliography	145
5.	Eugenics in Russia, 1900-1940	153
	The Origins of Russian Eugenics, 1900-1920	155
	The Structure of Russian Eugenics, 1920-1930	164
	Bolshevik Eugenics	171
	"Eugenics" and the Cultural Revolution, 1929-1932	182
	"Medical Genetics," Eugenics, and Lysenkoism, 1932-1940	188
	Conclusion	200
	Bibliography	201
6.	Towards a Comparative History of Eugenics	217
	Myths and Realities	217
	Issues and Agendas	221
	Prospects	225
	Bibliography	227
	Name Index	233
	Subject Index	239