Sosialistisessa DDR:sä - maassa jonka tunnustamista Tarja Halonen ja suomen demarit ajoivat oli kuin suoraan natsi-saksasta kopioitu keskospolitiikka "Stellen Sie 'nen Eimer hin".
Sosialistisen mittapuun mukan epäkelvot ei-sosialistiset -vauvat hukutettiin ämpäriin ja merkittiin tilastoihin aborteiksi:
(http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/ProLife.News/1992/pln-0214.txt)
"DROWING BABIES TO DECREASE INFANT MORTALITY
''Stellen Sie 'nen Eimer hin''
Frühgeborene, die weniger als 1000 g wogen, wurden in der grössten
Frauenklinik der DDR über Jahre hinweg ertränkt -- eine Praxis, die
offenbar überall in der DDR betrieben wurde. Die Tötungen halfen,
die Statistik über die Säuglingssterblichkeit der auf
internationales Renommee bedachten DDR zu schönen.
In at least one clinic in East Germany in Erfurt, premature babies
under 1 kg were drowned in a bucket of water. These events were then
registered as abortions or stillbirths. The motive was to improve
infant mortality statistics, which are frequently used to compare
health care in different countries.
Instructions were given to place the child in the bucket before it
could make a sound ... this makes it possible to claim that it was
"never born alive," as, under East German law at the time, it was born
alive only if it both had a beating heart and took a breath. The
instructions: ''Sobald entbunden is, nabeln Sie die Kinder schnell ab.
Lassen Sie die, bevor sie ihren ersten Schrei tun, in den Eimer Wasser
plumpsen.''
Professor Fritz Wagner, director of the clinic defends himself against
the charge of killing infants on the grounds that they were legally
not alive, ``Und ein laut Gesetz totes Kind kann man nicht töten''
Examination of birth data in various locations in the DDR indicates
that this practice was widespread but not universal. ''Es gab in der
ehemaligen DDR Bezirke, wo Frühgeborene mit 1000 g vorkamen, und es
gab Bezirke, wo sie nicht vorkame; daran lässt sich nichts deuteln,"
stated Ludwig Grauel, head of a neonatal clinic in East Berlin who has
examined statistical material in the DDR. In other words, for
whatever reason, some counties had live births of babies under 1kg,
and others didn't.
The motive was clearly political, according to one obstetrician at
Erfurt. The purpose was to prove Socialism's superiority to
Capitalism. For a long time, the DDR had the same official infant
mortality rate as the BRD.
- Larry L. Larmore"
Sosialistisen mittapuun mukan epäkelvot ei-sosialistiset -vauvat hukutettiin ämpäriin ja merkittiin tilastoihin aborteiksi:
(http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/ProLife.News/1992/pln-0214.txt)
"DROWING BABIES TO DECREASE INFANT MORTALITY
''Stellen Sie 'nen Eimer hin''
Frühgeborene, die weniger als 1000 g wogen, wurden in der grössten
Frauenklinik der DDR über Jahre hinweg ertränkt -- eine Praxis, die
offenbar überall in der DDR betrieben wurde. Die Tötungen halfen,
die Statistik über die Säuglingssterblichkeit der auf
internationales Renommee bedachten DDR zu schönen.
In at least one clinic in East Germany in Erfurt, premature babies
under 1 kg were drowned in a bucket of water. These events were then
registered as abortions or stillbirths. The motive was to improve
infant mortality statistics, which are frequently used to compare
health care in different countries.
Instructions were given to place the child in the bucket before it
could make a sound ... this makes it possible to claim that it was
"never born alive," as, under East German law at the time, it was born
alive only if it both had a beating heart and took a breath. The
instructions: ''Sobald entbunden is, nabeln Sie die Kinder schnell ab.
Lassen Sie die, bevor sie ihren ersten Schrei tun, in den Eimer Wasser
plumpsen.''
Professor Fritz Wagner, director of the clinic defends himself against
the charge of killing infants on the grounds that they were legally
not alive, ``Und ein laut Gesetz totes Kind kann man nicht töten''
Examination of birth data in various locations in the DDR indicates
that this practice was widespread but not universal. ''Es gab in der
ehemaligen DDR Bezirke, wo Frühgeborene mit 1000 g vorkamen, und es
gab Bezirke, wo sie nicht vorkame; daran lässt sich nichts deuteln,"
stated Ludwig Grauel, head of a neonatal clinic in East Berlin who has
examined statistical material in the DDR. In other words, for
whatever reason, some counties had live births of babies under 1kg,
and others didn't.
The motive was clearly political, according to one obstetrician at
Erfurt. The purpose was to prove Socialism's superiority to
Capitalism. For a long time, the DDR had the same official infant
mortality rate as the BRD.
- Larry L. Larmore"
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