Titlebook: Die Medizin und der Erste Weltkrieg; Wolfgang U. Eckart,Christoph Gradmann Book 2003 Centaurus Verlag & Media UG 2003

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Florian Schuhmacher,Stefan Holzwebersentatives of the medical profession supported the war policy of the German Government. A wave of extreme nationalism had strongly influenced the leading academic professions including the doctors. International connections within the academic medical community were subordinated to this ideology. Th

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Catrina Lam,Cherry Xu,Tommy Cheung — towards World War I. In spite of several differences in their positions they looked at the war as an unsuitable tool to solve political conflicts and condemned war. The Russian physicians hoped that future development of sciences and scientific cooperation would help to prevent further wars.

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Catrina Lam,Cherry Xu,Tommy Cheungl are to support the examination. Weizs?cker was nor a decisive opponent of the war, neither was he enthusiastic about it. In the course of these four years, however, he developed a more critical attitude. World War I had its effects on his belief as well as on his scientific approach. According to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17550-4ion of such an approach was the experience of a number of modern wars. So blood transfusion e.g. became popular in medicine with the advent of the First World War. The war provided the occasion as well as favourable conditions for exploring and developing the possibilities of a medical practice that

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Michele Franzosi,Ottavia Raffaelli, the development of methods and facilities for treatment and the assumed impact of chemical warfare on the German army..In 1915, the German army was ahead of the allies in both gas weapons and protection Therefore, there was little demand for a specific medical system of research and treatment of g

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Michele Franzosi,Ottavia Raffaelliman military leadership. It was aimed to perform routine work in the field of morbid anatomy but furthermore war should be used to dissect every soldier and so to examine the state of health and physiological constitution of the best of the German nation. Therefore it was necessary to break traditio