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Actions Displays	Medical research undertaken in captivity: a form of resistance to imprisonment and attempted extermination. Remove from selection Add to selection TitleMedical research undertaken in captivity: a form of resistance to imprisonment and attempted extermination. Author George M Weisz Ann Westmore Call numberP610/001 Object number06780 Place of publicationSydney, New South Wales, Australia PublisherSchool of Humanities and Social Sciences, the University of New South Wales Year of publication 2009 MaterialLoose-leaf NotesArticle from the journal 'War & Society' Vol.28 No.1 May 2009pp89-112 Description Discusses three examples of medical research undertaken during World War II by members of captive populations. 1. Warsaw ghetto 2.the Vapniarca (Vapniarka) concentration camp in Transnistria and Changi POW camp in Singapore.

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Medical research undertaken in captivity: a form of resistance to imprisonment and attempted extermination.

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TitleMedical research undertaken in captivity: a form of resistance to imprisonment and attempted extermination.

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George M Weisz

Ann Westmore

Call numberP610/001

Object number06780

Place of publicationSydney, New South Wales, Australia

PublisherSchool of Humanities and Social Sciences, the University of New South Wales

Year of publication

2009

MaterialLoose-leaf

NotesArticle from the journal 'War & Society' Vol.28 No.1 May 2009pp89-112

Description

Discusses three examples of medical research undertaken during World War II by members of captive populations. 1. Warsaw ghetto 2.the Vapniarca (Vapniarka) concentration camp in Transnistria and Changi POW camp in Singapore.

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