Silence, scapegoats, self-reflection : the shadow of Nazi medical crimes on medicine and bioethics

Silence, scapegoats, self-reflection : the shadow of Nazi medical crimes on medicine and bioethics / Volker Roelcke ; Sascha Topp ; Etienne Lepicard (eds.)

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Roelcke, Volker (Editor) Topp, Sascha (Editor) Lepicard, Etienne (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Göttingen : V & R unipress, 2014
Series:	Formen der Erinnerung 59
Subjects:	Nationalsozialismus Medizin Verbrechen Prozess Deutschland Drittes Reich Euthanasie Geschichte 1933-2012 Kollektives Gedächtnis Massenmord Medizinische Ethik Menschenversuch Zwangssterilisation
Contents/pieces:	15 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Nazi medical atrocities and the Israeli medical discourse from 1940s to the 1990s

2. Starvation in French mental hospitals under Nazi occupation : misinterpretations and instrumentalization since 1945

3. The Nuremberg Medical Trial and its reception in France and Israel, 1947 - 1952 : a comparative perspective

4. Jewish Medical Association of Palestine : motion to the World Medical Association (1947)

5. Between professional honor and self-reflection : the German Medical Association's reluctance to adress medical malpractice during the National Socialist era, ca. 1985 - 2012

6. The sewering affair

7. 'Requiescat sine pace' : recollections and reflections on the World Medical Association, the case of Prof. Dr. Hans Joachim Sewering and the murder of Babette Fröwis

8. The French medical assoziation (L'ordre des Médecins) and the nazi past

9. The voice of the victims and their families : the case of Martin Bader

10. Consent, care and commemoration : the Nuremberg Medical Trial and its legacies for victims of human experiments

11. Rehabilitation and indemnification for the victims of forced sterilization and "euthanasia" : the West German policies of "compensation" ("Wiedergutmachung")

12. Shifting cultures of memory : the German society of pediatrics in confrontation with its Nazi past

13. Judging medical crimes in divided Germany

14. Learning with history : Nazi medical crimes and today's debates on euthanasia in Germany

15. The legacy of National Socialism for the Dutch euthanasia debate