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their stories to someone writing a book about childn's care homes d the metds of a doctor from a naziamily. than a typical of the children in her observation what was she did everything possible to keep the children in a state of fear. on the one hand, that was her approach to therapy. on the other, it was part of her personality. >> even worse things were uncovered. she experimented with medications, injecting the girls with an animal hormone. >> that was my specialized research aa many years ago. it had been discovered that it could be used to suppress sexual urges. >> she was extremely catholic and received a very high people award -- papal award, and she adhered to the idea that a decent woman should be frigid. >> what happened is not an isolated case. medical experiments on chiren in austrian care homes were apparently routine. he was 16 years old when he was injected with malaria in a children's psychiatric ward in vienna. >> my fever was astonishingly high. 42 and even higher. and i had very strong pains in my limbs. actually, i had pains everywhere i and my body. >> even today

hendrickour goal is for childn to be able to get along and resolve their problems among themselves, not to rely on adults to constantly referee and ke decisions for them. ke a look at this assroom. what do you see? wh's different about this situation? do you note how well the children are getting along, even though the acher has turned her attenton to another activity? our challenge is to create a climate of kindness and generosity so that children can work together and ben to take responsibility for each other. but how do we do that? where do we begin to teach such young children how to share from the heart and not because we want em to? boy: ooh! this don't go right there. girl: where? girl: no, this goes... first of all, we can lk with our children about being generous with each other. point out that it makes the other person feel happy and makes you feel good, too. we can encouge acts of generosity throughout the day. we can be generous ourselves in providing enough satisfying experiences and marials for the children. then perhaps we can allow the children to make their own decision

if you were a plan in first class you had a better chance of surviving than in you were a small childn thi class it seems tobe about technology and overconfidence in technology, which is something we're very interested in still, obviously. and the limits of technology. so all of these things seem to be sort of over determined. you know, in one story, you get class, you get overweaning arrogance, you get technological overconfidence and it all comes together and you future in the most beautiful, biggest ship ever built and it sinks on a piece of ice in the middle of the ocean. >> on its maiden voyage. you write in a piece, you begin with the fact that your uncle when you were age 12 enrolled you in a club called titanic enthusiasts of america. and i won't try to speculate on what your age may be, but have the themes that resonate changed over time, at least here in the u.s.? >> i don't think so well, i mean it could be. i think at the very beginning there was a tremendous amount of anguish about the class issue, you know it was very shocking when this first came out that the scales were