Neuropathology in the Third Reich

Jürgen Peiffer

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In July 1990, the Eberhard‐Karls University of Tübingen held a memorial ceremony on the occasion of the erection of a stone in burial ground X of the City Cemetery, to commemorate those victims of Nazi terror whose bodies were used during the years 1933–1945 for medical research and student teaching. The following is a transcript of the memorial speech given by Jürgen Peiffer, Emeritus Professor of Neuropathology.

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