Guide to the Volk woher - Volk wohin : Erbbiologie im Lichte des Judentums M2393
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2022
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Language of Material:
German
Contributing Institution:
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Volk woher - Volk wohin : Erbbiologie im Lichte des Judentums
Creator:
Heinemann, Alfred
source:
Cassidy, Brian
Identifier/Call Number: M2393
Physical Description:
1.5 Linear Feet
one flat box, two os binders
Date (inclusive): 1901-1938
This collection consists of Alfred Heinemann's 280 leaves holograph manuscript on Jewish genetics. The manuscript is in German
and there are gaps in the pagination. There are also a number research materials: newspaper clippings, periodicals, pamphlets,
and ephemera. Included in the periodicals are Israelitisches familienblatt, der Israelit, and Jüdische bibliothek.
Alfred Heinemann was a Jewish-German doctor in Saarlouis, Germany. In 1938 he emigrated from Germany to Dunkirk, New York.
[identification of item], Volk woher - Volk wohin : Erbbiologie im Lichte des Judentums (M2393). Department of Special Collections
and University Archives, Stanford Libraries, Stanford, California.
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Subjects and Indexing Terms
Eugenics.
Eugenics -- Jews
Jews
race
Jews, German
Cassidy, Brian