Herman Bernhard Lundborg - bibliography

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Biography

Swedish physician, born April 7, 1868, Väse, Värmlands län; died 1943.

Bibliography

  • Klinische Studien und Erfahrungen hinsichtlich der familiären Myoklonie und damit verwandter Krankheiten. Stockholm, 1901.
  • Die progressive Myoklonus-Epilepsie (Unverricht's Myoklonie).
    Uppsala, 1903.
  • Om Släktsforskning och ärftlighetshygien. Lecture in Uppsala Läkareforening, October 7, 1904.
  • En svensk bondesläkts historia. Sedd i rasbiologisk belysning.
    Stockholm, 1920.
  • Rashygieniska sträfvanden. Almäna svenska läkartidningen, 1912.
  • Medizinisch-biologische Familienforschungen innerhalb eines 2232-köpfigen Bauerngeschlechts in Schweden, Provinz Blekinge. Jena, 1913.
  • Rasbiologi och rashygien. Små opopulärvetenskapliga skisser.
    Stockholm, 1914; 2nd edition, 1922.
  • Svenska folktyper. Bildgalleri. Stockholm, 1919.
  • Rasfrågor i modern belysning med särskild hänsyn till det svenska folket.
    Stockholm, 1919.
  • Rassenbiologische Übersichten und Perspektiven. Jena, 1921.
  • The racial characters of the Swedish nation.
    With F. J. Linders. Uppsala, 1926. Translated into German.
  • Helge Pedersen:
    ”Gud har skapat svarta och vita människor, jäfvulen derimot halfnegeren.” En komparativ analyse av Jon Alfred Mjøen og Herman Lundborgs rasehygieniske ideer i Norge og Sverige. Ca. 1900-1935. Graduation thesis in history. University of Oslo, spring 2003.

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