More than 100 Jewish identical twins and triplets were secretly separated at infancy as part of a controversial 1960s scientific study.
Synopsis
More than 100 Jewish identical twins and triplets were secretly separated at infancy as part of a controversial 1960s scientific study.
Synopsis
Janice Wright recounts her experience as a Jewish identical twin separated at birth in the 1960s. The Neubauer-Bernard study, organized by researchers and facilitated by the Louise Wise Services adoption agency, involved secret separations of siblings. Many twins and triplets remained unaware of their past until adulthood. The documentary illustrates their emotional testimonies and the lasting trauma from these forced separations. It addresses the ethical issues surrounding the study and its impact on the lives of those involved.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Janice Wright and hear her personal story.
- Find out about the Neubauer-Bernard study's ethical issues.
- See the impact of twin separation on adopted families.
Did You Know
- The Neubauer-Bernard study took place in the 1960s.
- Louise Wise Services facilitated the secret separation of twins.
- The documentary runs for 55 minutes.
- Janice Wright is one of the featured individuals in the film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the Neubauer-Bernard study?
The Neubauer-Bernard study was a controversial scientific experiment in the 1960s that involved the secret separation of Jewish identical twins and triplets at infancy.
Who directed The Twinning Reaction?
The Twinning Reaction was directed by Lori Shinseki.
What agency facilitated the separations of the twins in the study?
Louise Wise Services, a Jewish adoption agency, facilitated the secret separations of the twins.
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