Article ID: CBB487455577

Karl Moriz Menzel: A Viennese ENT specialist and his escape from the Nazis (2023)

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This text covers the Austrian-born oto-rhino-laryngologist Karl Moriz Menzel (1837-1944) who, due to his Jewish descent, was forced to flee from his homeland in 1938. For this purpose, Menzel’s estate, which was found in the archives of the College of Physicians in Vienna, is used for the first time ever. The correspondence between Menzel and his teacher Markus Hajek stands out in particular. It provides insights into the fates of two Jewish doctors who were forced to plan their emigration after the ‘Anschluss’. It becomes clear that Hajek assisted Menzel in his escape to Brussels. Menzel is a prime example of the many doctors expelled by the Nazis for racist and political reasons. The authors systematically document for the first time the expulsion of members of the College of Physicians in Vienna.

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Authors & Contributors
Brent, Jonathan
Cliff, Andrew D.
Collins, Kenneth E.
Czech, Herwig
Digby, Anne
Drexler-Gormann, Birgit
Journals
Medizinhistorisches Journal
Social History of Medicine
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
History of Psychiatry
Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Korot: The Israel Journal of the History of Medicine and Science
Publishers
Bouvier
Central European University Press
Columbia University Press
Fordham University Press
Mabuse-Verlag
University of Pennsylvania Press
Concepts
Jews
Physicians; doctors
Medicine
Nazism
National Socialism
Medicine and politics
People
Einstein, Albert
Freud, Sigmund
Heidegger, Martin
Water, Thomas N. G. Te
Jona, Giuseppe
Time Periods
20th century, early
20th century
19th century
21st century
Places
Germany
Austria
Central Europe
Hungary
Russia
Vienna (Austria)
Institutions
Universität Frankfurt am Main
The German Central Association of Homeopathic Physicians (DZVhA)
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