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Darwin and Germany  

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  • We can analyze Charles Darwin's influence in Germany by examining four connections. These include, first, Darwin's relationship to social Darwinism and, in particular, to Hitler and the Third Reich, as many people still tend to see a strong link between these two movements. [Source: Encyclopedia of Anthropology; Darwin and Germany]

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