Weindling, Paul J. (Author)
This collection of papers considers the experience of medical refugees in Britain and the wider world. The collection owes its inception to the significant role of refugees in the modernising of British medicine in terms of medical provision, and medical research. But it is clear that the refugee situation can only be understood in international terms. Displaced physicians looked---with increasing desperation---throughout the world for locations where their skills might be valued, or at least for a place of safety from worsening Nazi persecution. Britain had a key role, as registration of professional qualifications in Britain had implications for admission to practise in the various Dominions and colonies, and British policies were decisive for admission to its Palestine Mandate. While Britain was important as a place of safety and staging-post for onward migrants and temporary exiles, it became a new home for thousands of displaced medical practitioners. Vigorous scientific and humane support for medical refugees clashed with professional restrictionism and animosity against alien practitioners, as diluting an insular medical tradition. The refugee experience varied enormously, and it renders the situation complex and open to differing interpretations.
...MoreArticle Shepherd, Michael (2009) The Impact of Germanic Refugees on Twentieth-Century British Psychiatry. Social History of Medicine (p. 461).
Article Zamet, John (2009) The Anschluss and the Problem of Refugee Stomatologists. Social History of Medicine (p. 471).
Article Zalashik, Rakefet; Davidovitch, Nadav (2009) Professional Identity across the Borders: Refugee Psychiatrists in Palestine, 1933--1945. Social History of Medicine (p. 569).
Article Weindling, Paul (2009) Medical Refugees and the Modernisation of British Medicine, 1930--1960. Social History of Medicine (p. 489).
Article Collins, Kenneth (2009) European Refugee Physicians in Scotland, 1933--1945. Social History of Medicine (p. 513).
Article Pross, Christian (2009) The Attitude of German Émigré Doctors towards Medicine under National Socialism. Social History of Medicine (p. 531).
Article Villiez, Anna von (2009) The Emigration of Women Doctors from Germany under National Socialism. Social History of Medicine (p. 553).
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Weindling, Paul;
(2009)
Medical Refugees and the Modernisation of British Medicine, 1930--1960
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Decker, Karola;
(2003)
Divisions and Diversity: The Complexities of Medical Refuge in Britain, 1933--1948
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Hughes, J. T.;
(2007)
Neuropathology in Germany during World War II: Julius Hallervorden (1882--1965) and the Nazi Programme of “Euthanasia”
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Aleksandra Loewenau;
(2016)
Between Resentment and Aid: German and Austrian Psychiatrist and Neurologist Refugees in Great Britain Since 1933
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Zamet, John;
(2009)
The Anschluss and the Problem of Refugee Stomatologists
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Gertz, René E.;
(2013)
Médicos alemães no Rio Grande do Sul, na primeira metade do século XX: integração e conflito
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Medawar, Jean;
Pyke, David;
(2001)
Hitler's Gift: The True Story of the Scientists Expelled By the Nazi Regime
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Zalashik, Rakefet;
Davidovitch, Nadav;
(2009)
Professional Identity across the Borders: Refugee Psychiatrists in Palestine, 1933--1945
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Reisman, Arnold;
(2008)
They Helped Modernize Turkey's Medical Education and Practice: Refugees from Nazism 1933--1945
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Greta Jones;
(2021)
‘Doctors for Export’: Medical Migration from Ireland c.1860 to 1960
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Rodriguez, Julia;
(2006)
Inoculating against Barbarism? State Medicine and Immigrant Policy in Turn-of-the-Century Argentina
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Geddes, J. F.;
(2009)
The Doctors' Dilemma: Medical Women and the British Suffrage Movement
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Bruns, Florian;
(2009)
Medizinethik im Nationalsozialismus: Entwicklungen und Protagonisten in Berlin (1939--1945)
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Julian M. Simpson;
(2018)
Migrant Architects of the NHS: South Asian doctors and the reinvention of British general practice
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Müller, Thomas;
(2005)
Medizinische Expertise - zionistische Visionen: Ärztinnen und Ärzte als Immigranten in Palästina/Israel
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Steinberg, Holger;
Fahrenbach, Sabine;
(2012)
Else Steinert Née Loewenheim (1879--1948): One Of Germany's First Female Specialist Ophthalmologists
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Wincewicz, Andrzej;
Sulkowska, Mariola;
Sulkowski, Stanislaw;
(2007)
Rudolph Weigl (1883--1957)---A Scientist in Poland in Wartime Plus ratio quam vis
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S. Carlisle May;
(2015)
A World War II Flight Surgeon's Story
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Villiez, Anna von;
(2009)
The Emigration of Women Doctors from Germany under National Socialism
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Brent, Jonathan;
(2006)
The Plot against the Jewish Doctors (1948--1953)
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