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It was called the Lebensborn project headed by Heimrich Himmler.
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It was called the Lebensborn project headed by Heimrich Himmler.
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Ken the CIA agent who made the telephone call to his former colleague on the morning of December 2008 and who was once a member of the inner-circle was a microbiologist with expertise in immunotherapy when he was initially recruited by the CIA in 1946 to analyze "Lebensborn" data confiscated from Nazi Germany after the downfall of Hitler.
Startling CIA findings on Longevity & Hindu Spiriualism: Sure to Make you feel Thrilled Paulina 2009
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Baring the secret lives of the "Lebensborn" products of Hitler's master-race experiment, our report left readers aghast on many counts.
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Meeting a NEWSWEEK correspondent at a hotel in downtown Munich, she was visibly nervous, tensing when the word "Lebensborn" was uttered too loudly and insisting on speaking about her life only in the privacy of a secluded booth.
Hitler's Children 2008
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The Lebensborn program was responsible for the girls losing their children to Germany more than the homes themselves werethe homes provided safety and good care.
An Interview with Sara Young, author of My Enemy's Cradle 2010
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I suppose if you pressed me enough for a message it would be that this thing that happened to women and children through the Lebensborn program, and the larger, ongoing abuse of women's and children's rights that so often accompanies armed conflict, isn't fair.
An Interview with Sara Young, author of My Enemy's Cradle 2010
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How much did you know about the Lebensborn program before you began working on My Enemy's Cradle?
An Interview with Sara Young, author of My Enemy's Cradle 2010
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I found myself wishing I could read a novel set in a Lebensborn home.
An Interview with Sara Young, author of My Enemy's Cradle 2010
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But soon, as a writer, I began to wonder why no one had set a novel in such a ripe situation: a Lebensborn home was a natural crucible for dealing with decisions about motherhood, responsibility, and abandonment, while outside, the drama and horror of WWII presented a compelling sense of danger.
An Interview with Sara Young, author of My Enemy's Cradle 2010
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