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Ben
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Future physician-historian at UCLA. History of hospitals, medicine, and health activism. He|Him
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Mexico or Brazil maybe?
April 14, 2025 at 8:26 PM
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Maybe we need #MDPhDSocialSciencesAndHumanitiesGradWishlist but it's only unread emails that say "we should catch up soon!"
February 19, 2025 at 4:58 AM
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Nonprofits, Public Health Leaders, Small Businesses File Suit to Block OMB Attempt to Halt Essential Services - Democracy Forward
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January 28, 2025 at 6:59 PM
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We know this because it’s always how it goes. It’s literally how the Nazis did it as well.
Criminals - 1937 onwards People with previous criminal convictions were among the first to find themselves targeted by the Nazis. From 1937 onwards, many previous criminals were rearrested in large raids. One such raid, ordered by Himmler and carried out on the 9 March 1937, saw two thousand people arrested across Germany and sent to camps. Asocials - 1934/5 onwards The arrest of those considered to be 'asocials', such as Roma, homosexuals, prostitutes, the homeless and the 'work-shy' also intensified under SS rule from 1934, and again following the start of the Second World War in 1939. Similarly, following the introduction of conscription in 1935, Jehovah's Witnesses started to arrive in camps for their refusal to fight or be involved in the army. Jews - primarily from 1938 onwards After years of intensifying persecution, the mass imprisonment of Jews began following Anschluss and then Kristallnacht towards the end of 1938. These two events, and the resulting arrests and deportations, meant that
November 17, 2024 at 10:18 PM