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1. Propaganda slide featuring a a group of mentally ill patients being escorted outside in an unidentified asylum. The caption reads, "Moral and religious concepts of life demand the protection of the congenitally ill."

Date:: Circa 1934

2. Racial portraits of different skulls.

Date:: Circa 1933 - 1943

3. Propaganda slide featuring a mentally ill British Black man in an unidentified asylum.

Date:: Circa 1934

4. Racial portraits of different skulls.

Date:: Circa 1933 - 1943

5. Propaganda slide which contrasts a person of mixed race (at the left) with a healthy "Aryan" youth (at the right).

Date:: Circa 1936

6. Propaganda slide entitled "Nordic heads [faces] from all periods and countries."

Date:: Circa 1936

7. Propaganda slide featuring two images of physically disabled children. The caption reads, "deformed."

Date:: Circa 1934

8. Propaganda slide featuring two disabled brothers sitting in the grass. The caption reads, "Brothers-asocial."

Date:: Circa 1934

9. Propaganda slide featuring three mentally ill patients. The caption reads, "Mentally ill."

Date:: Circa 1934

10. Propaganda slide featuring three portraits of mentally ill patients. The caption reads, "Idiotic."

Date:: Circa 1934

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1. Propaganda slide featuring a a group of mentally ill patients being escorted outside in an unidentified asylum. The caption reads, "Moral and religious concepts of life demand the protection of the congenitally ill."

2. Racial portraits of different skulls.

3. Propaganda slide featuring a mentally ill British Black man in an unidentified asylum.

4. Racial portraits of different skulls.

5. Propaganda slide which contrasts a person of mixed race (at the left) with a healthy "Aryan" youth (at the right).

6. Propaganda slide entitled "Nordic heads [faces] from all periods and countries."

7. Propaganda slide featuring two images of physically disabled children. The caption reads, "deformed."

8. Propaganda slide featuring two disabled brothers sitting in the grass. The caption reads, "Brothers-asocial."

9. Propaganda slide featuring three mentally ill patients. The caption reads, "Mentally ill."

10. Propaganda slide featuring three portraits of mentally ill patients. The caption reads, "Idiotic."

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