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Jewish medical resistance in the Holocaust by Grodin, Michael A.; Winick, Myron is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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"[A] brilliant scholarly piece of work, very well written, underpinned with rich sources. The list of authors - some of them survivors, or children of survivors - is impressive...The book covers a hitherto fairly new and unknown chapter on the Holocaust...The stories of these physicians can serve as a model for future generations of doctors on how to preserve humaneness, morality and loyalty to the basic ethical principles of medicine in a deeply inhumane and destructive environment." · Christian Pross, Zentrum Überleben "This is an interesting and important publication on Jewish medical resistance, a subject rarely covered in the literature on the Holocaust...the overall amount of information, the variety of approaches and the general insight given into this emotionally laden topic makes this volume unique and outstanding. And while the personal accounts as well as the scholarly data paint the picture of horrific suffering, they also leave the reader with hope in the realization of the nurses' and doctors' determination to alleviate suffering even under near impossible circumstances." · Sabine Hildebrandt, Harvard Medical School Faced with infectious diseases, starvation,

Who reads Jewish medical resistance in the Holocaust?

Author

Grodin, Michael A.; Winick, Myron

Publisher

Berghahn Books, Inc.

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9781785333484

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Memoir, History, Biography