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11. Kershaw 2000 paperback,576.Ian Kershawfurtherprovesthe Nazis’ economicincompetencein
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12. R. Grunberger1971,168.


13. Shirer1990,262; and C. Webberand A. Wildavsky1986,462.


14. Shirer1990,262.


15. R. Grunberger1971,168–170.


16. Shirer1990,262.


17. P. Watson2010,361.


18. C. Webberand A. Wildavsky1986,462.


19. McMenamin1999,74–75, accessedonlineMonday,June18, 2007.McMenamin 1999 citesStephen
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20. Kershaw2000,paperback,576.A shortenedversionof this quotationappearsin McMenamin1999,
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    tencein Kershaw1983.


21. McMenamin1999,74–75, accessedonlineMonday,June18, 2007.McMenamin 1999 citesStephen
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22. Kershaw2000,paperback,576.A shortenedversionof this quotationappearsin McMenamin1999,
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23. T. Standage2009,211.


24. Paarlberg2010,140.


25. G. L. Mosse,ed. 1966,342–44.


26. C. Webberand A. Wildavsky1986,463.


27. G. L. Mosse,ed. 1966,344.


28. RaymondFletcher,qtd.by A. Toffler 1981 paperback,402,fromthe author’s interviewwithFletch-
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29. P. A. Samuelson 1980 11thed., 815, qtd. by M. Krauss1983,paperback,43.


30. Shirer1990,260.


31. C. Webberand A. Wildavsky1986,463.


32. WaltherFunkin 1939,qtd. by Shirer1990,260.


33. Shirer1990,261.


34. Qtd.by Shirer1990,261.


35. D. M. Smith1982,118.B. Mikkelsonand D. P. Mikkelson2007,accessedonlineSaturday,October
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36. P. Roland2008,177.
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37. R. Grundberger1971,172.


38. G. L. Mosse,ed. 1966,345.


39. R. Grunberger1971,172.
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40. R. Grunberger1971,172.


41. G. L. Mosse,ed. 1966,345.
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42. Qtd.by R. Grunberger1971,170.


43. M. Parenti2004,117–18.


44. J. C. Fest 1979 U.S.version,760.


45. “Reprogenetics” was first usedin L. M. Silver 1998 paperback,8–9.


46. For a moredetailedexplanationof this process,see L. M. Silver 1998 paperback,269–273.


47. Accordingto Chorost2005,ManfredClynesand NathanKlinecoinedthe termcyborgin 1961.


48. To readthe writingswhereinJulianHuxleyintroducedthe term“transhumanism,” see J. Huxley
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49. For informationon this,see Glover,prod. 2003


50. G. Dover2000,10.


51. “LearningAboutTay-SachsDisease,” websiteof the NationalHumanGenomeResearchInstitute,a
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52. Lee Silver,interviewedby JohnStosselin Collotonet al., prods.2001.


53. JamesD. Watson,interviewin Glover,prod.2003.


54. Mahoneyinterviewedby JohnStosselin Collotonet al. prods.2001.


55. Black2003,426-27,441–43.