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The History of Eduard Pernkopf’s "Topographische Anatomie des Menschen"

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2021The Medical University of Vienna and the legacy of Pernkopf’s anatomical atlas: Elsevier’s donation of the original drawings to the Josephinum

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2013Current status of identification of victims of the National Socialist regime whose bodies were used for anatomical purposes16 cited