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TitleThe use and abuse of medial research ethics: The German Richtlinien/guidelines for human subject research as an instrument for the protection of research subjects - and of medical science, ca. 1931-1961/64

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Volker Roelcke

Call number610.943/0006

Object number09917b

Place of publicationLondon, England

PublisherRoutledge

Year of publication

2017

Physical descriptionpp 33-56

MaterialArticle

Series titleThe history of medicine in context

ISBN9781472484611

NotesArticle from the book 'From clinic to concentration camp: reassessing Nazi medical and racial research, 1933-1945 'pp33-56

Description

The German Richtlinien of 1931 were an early normative document on the ethical issues of human subject research. They were not legally binding but represented a reference for the ethical standards of medical research. The guidelines were clearly disregarded in the context of coerced research on vulnerable groups.

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