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From Stigmatization to Mass Murder: Developmental Disability in Europe, ca. 1845 to 1945

Program

Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program

Program Country

Grant Activity Type

Lecturer, Research

Discipline

Specialization

Western Europe History

Academic Year

Dates

April 2021 - July 2021

Flex

No

Scholar type

U.S. Scholar

Award Title

10015-BE|All Disciplines

Project Title

From Stigmatization to Mass Murder: Developmental Disability in Europe, ca. 1845 to 1945

Scholar Information

Grantee

Warren Rosenblum

Title

Chair and Professor

Institution

Webster University

Department

History, Politics, and International Relations

School

College of Arts & Sciences

Host Institutions

Institution

Université catholique de Louvain