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In the shadow of National Socialism: Early emigration and suicide of the oral pathologist Rudolf Kronfeld (1901–1940)

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2019Disfranchisement, expulsion and persecution of pathologists in the Third Reich – A sociodemographic study38 cited
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2019Die doppelte Ausgrenzung des Pathologen und NS-Opfers Paul Kimmelstiel (1900–1970)34 cited
2019“Jüdisch versippt” and “materialistic”: The marginalization of Walther E. Berblinger (1882-1966) in the Third Reich30 cited
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2020Success or failure? Pathologists persecuted under National Socialism and their careers after emigrating to the United States11 cited
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The Jewish oral pathologist Bernhard Gottlieb (1885–1950) and his scientific “uprooting” in the Third Reich

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2021From Nazi victim to honored scientist: The two lives of Jewish anatomist Harry Sicher (1889–1974)7 cited