Germanys Most Successful Hoax How Germany Imposed Upon the World the Myth of H
Germanys Most Successful Hoax How Germany Imposed Upon the World the Myth of H
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"Third — That a considerable number of the children are handed over to the care of neighbors or older children, and lose the close attention of the mother, who returns to the factory as soon after confinement as possible.
"Perhaps the principal reason has been overlooked by the Germans themselves. From the number of workmen 's homes we visited and the inquiries we made, it is safe to assume that the average textile worker's family is housed in two small rooms, measuring twelve feet by nine feet..., in a high building of five or six stories. It is the exception rather than the rule for a worker to have three of these rooms, unless he has other members of the family working; and the stuffiness of these rooms can be better imagined than described, when the family is all present. ' ' According to statistics prepared by Breckh's, six-sevenths of the infants' deaths in Berlin were of bottle-fed babies — this despite the vaunted use of pasteurized milk. The death of a majority of these infants, therefore, must be ascribed to the physical condition of mothers who, to earn a meagre living, were driven to drudgery, to hard labor in fields, mines, factories and 14 shops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Third — That a considerable number of the children are handed over to the care of neighbors or older children, and lose the close attention of the mother, who returns to the factory as soon after confinement as possible.
"Perhaps the principal reason has been overlooked by the Germans themselves. From the number of workmen 's homes we visited and the inquiries we made, it is safe to assume that the average textile worker's family is housed in two small rooms, measuring twelve feet by nine feet..., in a high building of five or six stories. It is the exception rather than the rule for a worker to have three of these rooms, unless he has other members of the family working; and the stuffiness of these rooms can be better imagined than described, when the family is all present. ' ' According to statistics prepared by Breckh's, six-sevenths of the infants' deaths in Berlin were of bottle-fed babies — this despite the vaunted use of pasteurized milk. The death of a majority of these infants, therefore, must be ascribed to the physical condition of mothers who, to earn a meagre living, were driven to drudgery, to hard labor in fields, mines, factories and 14 shops.
What to read after Germanys Most Successful Hoax How Germany Imposed Upon the World the Myth of H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph M Easley to read onlineMoreLess
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