Epidemics and Genocide in Eastern Europe, 1890-1945

Auteur: Weindling, Paul (Professor in History of Medicine, Professor in History of Medicine, Oxford Brookes University)
Editeur: Oxford University Press
In this study the author draws upon archival research to offer an insight into the history of German medicine. He explains why typhus became viewed so quickly as a "Jewish disease" and what the connection was between the anti-typhus measures of World War I and the Nazi gas chambers of World War II.
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ISBN / EAN 9780198206910
Auteur Weindling, Paul (Professor in History of Medicine, Professor in History of Medicine, Oxford Brookes University)
Editeur Oxford University Press