Biomedical Research: "Hepatitis and Epidemic Jaundice Experiments on Children at Sachsenhausen"

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Confirmed Biomedical Research Indicates whether the biomedical research has been confirmed in secondary literature or remains unverified. Since not all research was documented and some records were lost or destroyed, some research may remain without confirmation.	yes
Institution(s) Lists institutions involved in the biomedical research as recorded or reconstructed from historical sources. These may include locations where victims were physically present and subjected to research, as well as administrative centers, laboratories, or—in the case of postmortem research—institutions where human tissue samples were stored and used for research purposes.	- KZ Sachsenhausen in Oranienburg
Classification Indicates the type of biomedical research as retrospectively classified by historians for the purposes of this database. The classification reflects the primary focus or context of the research.	Please log in to see the data
Objective Describes the stated or inferred aims of the biomedical research as documented in historical records. These objectives may reflect the intentions of researchers, institutions, or funding bodies involved.	Combat the disease amongst German troops
Field(s) of Interest Identifies the research areas associated with the biomedical research, grouped according to tags assigned retrospectively by historians. These fields reflect the thematic or disciplinary focus of the research.	- Epidemic Diseases
Funding Provides information on the funding of the biomedical research, including involved institutions and, where available, details of financial support. Based on historical records.	Military Medical Academy (Militärärztliche Akademie) in Berlin
Number of Victims (Estimate) Indicates either an exact or estimated number of individuals affected by the biomedical research, based on historical records. The figure may differ from the number of individually identified victims.	11
Remark Victim Number Contains historians’ comments regarding the reported or estimated number of individuals affected by the biomedical research. This may include explanations of estimates or other clarifications related to the figures provided.	Please log in to see the data
Start Date Indicates the documented or inferred starting point of the biomedical research, based on historical records. This may refer to the initiation of experiments, planning stages, or related institutional activities.	-.-.1943
End Date Indicates the documented or inferred endpoint of the biomedical research, based on historical records. This may refer to the conclusion of experiments, the cessation of related institutional activities, or the abandonment of research objectives.	-.-.1945
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Sources linked to Biomedical Research: "Hepatitis and Epidemic Jaundice Experiments on Children at Sachsenhausen"

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Haertefond - Individual compensation files	B 126		1
IPN - files on various human experiments	162 various	801	107
Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw			168
USC Shoah Foundation Institute			23

Literature linked to Biomedical Research: "Hepatitis and Epidemic Jaundice Experiments on Children at Sachsenhausen"

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Title of Literature Provides the title of the literature linked to this biomedical research.	Author(s) Lists the author or authors of the literature linked to this biomedical research.	Pages (specific) Indicates the pages of the linked literature that contain information on this biomedical research.	Literature ID Displays the automatically assigned database ID of the linked literature. This number is shown for reference purposes only and carries no interpretive or historical significance.
Deutsche Hepatitisforschung im Zweiten Weltkrieg	Leyendecker, Brigitte; Klapp Burghard	270f	93
Hitlers Arzt Karl Brandt. Medizin und Macht im Dritten Reich	Schmidt, Ulf		73
Karl Brandt. The Nazi doctor. Medicine and Power in the Third Reich	Schmidt, Ulf		420
Medical Care and Crime. The Infirmary at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp 1936-1945	Ley, Astrid; Morsch, Günter	338-361	33
Wie brennend Feuer. Ein Opfer medizinischer Experimente im Konzentrationslager Sachsenhausen erzaehlt	Oren-Hornfeld, Saül		92
Überleben von Kindern und Jugendlichen in den Konzentrationslagern Sachsenhausen, Auschwitz und Bergen-Belsen	Buser, Verena	92-94	894