Biomedical Research: "Phlegmon Experiments at Dachau Including Sulphonamide and Homoeopathic Therapy for Wound Infection"
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Confirmed Biomedical Research
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yes |
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Institution(s)
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- KZ Dachau in Dachau |
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Classification
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Objective
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Testing therapies for wound infection including Sulphonamide and homeopathic therapy |
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Field(s) of Interest
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- Phlegmon Research |
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Number of Victims (Estimate)
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100 |
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Remark Victim Number
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Number of Fatalities (Estimate)
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11 |
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Start Date
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-.-.1942 |
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End Date
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-.-.1942 |
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Notes
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| Będziecie moimi świadkami | Majdański, Kazimierz | 530 | |
| Ci, którzy przeszli przez Dachau: Duchowni w Dachau | Domagala, Jan | 529 | |
| Klechy w obozach śmierci | Malak, Henryk Maria | 15 | |
| Spis pomordowanych Polakow w obozie koncentracyjnym w Dachau | Chart, Edmund | 18 |