

It Could Have Been Us
In 1922, the establishment of the Swedish State Institute for Racial Biology marked a significant step in the oppression of disabled individuals in Sweden.
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In 1922, the establishment of the Swedish State Institute for Racial Biology marked a significant step in the oppression of disabled individuals in Sweden.
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In 1922, the Swedish State Institute for Racial Biology opened its doors, marking a crucial moment in the oppression of disabled individuals in Sweden. The film "It Could Have Been Us" details the systemic discrimination faced by these individuals during this period. It presents archival footage and expert commentary to illustrate the policies and societal attitudes that contributed to their struggles. The documentary aims to inform audiences about this historical context and its lasting effects on contemporary society.
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