The Fantastic Laboratory of Dr. Weigl: How Two Brave Scientists Battled Typhus and Sabotaged the Nazis Read Free
Author: Arthur Allen
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240–41
repentance of, 263
results-orientation of, 238–41, 245–46
scientific illiteracy of, 99, 201, 207, 244, 246, 263
as SS doctor, 89, 92–93, 103–5, 191–92, 261–63
as SS spy, 79
suicide of, 263–64, 268
survival instincts of, 235–36, 241, 254–55, 258–59, 262
truth kept from, 244–47
Ding, Heinrich, 81
Ding-Schuler, Erwin, see Ding, Erwin
Ding-Schuler, Irene, 264
diphtheria, 31, 86, 270
disabilities, 207
disease:
infectious forms of, 89–92, 105
metaphors of, 88, 90–91
specificity of, 57
disease demon, 88
disinfection:
of clothes, 33, 35, 67, 100, 139–40, 180, 202, 299
of concentration camp inmates, 100, 193
displaced-person camps, 248, 280
dissection, of lice, 68–69
dog-lung vaccines, 204
dogmatism, 86
Dopheide, Wilhelm, 137–38, 154, 169, 272
doxycycline, 301
Drix, Samuel, 155–56
Durand, Paul, 193
Dybowski, Benedykt, 135
Eastern Europe, 90, 91, 98, 204
Eastern Trade Fair, 48–49, 71, 109
Ebola virus, 17
Effektenkammer , 8, 9
eggs:
typhus research with, 188–89, 224–25
yolk sac vaccines from, 202, 204, 233
Ehrlich, Paul, 55, 94
Eicke, Theodor, 99
Eighth Air Force, U.S., 8
Einsatzkommando , 127–28
Eisenberg, Filip Pincus, 16–17, 19, 19 , 30 , 36, 170–71
elderly people, patients, 35, 219
Elster, Edward, 139, 168, 169
Elster, Olga, 139, 169
Endeks (Polish National Democratic Party), 74
ends justifying means, 267, 269
entomological research, 224, 248–49
environment vs. germ argument, 89
epidemiology, 42, 192, 295
Eritrea, 95–96
Erlangen, University of, 93
espionage, 192–93, 200, 248, 296–97
industrial program of, 265–66
regarding German science, 265–66
Ethiopia, 95–96, 145, 301
Italian occupation of, 96, 98
typhus vaccination in, 95
Weigl’s visit to, 95, 97–98, 277
ethnic Germans, 15, 120, 134, 149, 153, 165, 220
Ettersberg, 8–9, 99
eugenics, 93, 192
European theater of war, 181
euthanasia program, 138, 268
exanthin reaction, 53, 156
Exodus , 13, 280
extermination, gas for, 3, 193, 218
Eyer, Gertrud, 252–53
Eyer, Hermann, 6, 92–94, 95, 106–8, 133, 152, 175–76, 184, 187–90, 233, 246
accusations against, 277
Catholicism of, 92, 165
humanity of, 152, 163–66, 171, 172–73, 252, 291
Meisel correspondence with, 290–92
Poland’s accusations against, 273
postwar life of, 272–74, 290–92
Przybyłkiewicz and, 277, 279
publications of, 108
scientific foes of, 187–90
Weigl obituary by, 290
Weigl vaccine and, 188
Eyer, Peter, 172, 252–53, 274
facemasks, 28–29
facial hair:
fashions in, 16–17
forced shaving of, 100
facial swelling, 184
family doctor, 86–87
Farber, Sidney, 287
farmers, 143
fascism, 96
fashion industry as, 85
fatigue, 21
Faust (Goethe), 4, 9
Fejkel, Władisław, 215, 220
Felix, Arthur, 30–31, 185
fever, 21–22, 36–37
Field Information Agency Technical (FIAT) program, 265–66, 272
filthy environments, 89–91, 108
Final Solution, 118, 126, 141, 193, 218
Finkel, Adam, 53–54, 69–70, 171
fleas, 21
Fleck, Ernestyna Waldman, 138, 177–78, 256–57, 279–80, 292–93, 293 , 297
Fleck, Ludwik, 3–6, 7–8, 10–12, 14–17, 53–59, 57 , 83–92, 293
accusations against, 250, 294
as anti-Semitism target, 53, 56, 75–76
arrest of, 170, 177–78
at Auschwitz, 211–30, 258
and Balachowsky, 248–50
Buchenwald phase of, 230, 232–33, 240–47, 250–51, 258, 270
capo’s attack on, 214
courage of, 177–78, 287
creativity of, 284–85
female assistants of, 287, 292
Israel years of, 294–97
lectures of, 56–57, 84, 287
Lublin life of, 285–88
and Lwów team postwar, 280–82
Nazi period for, 138–40, 156–58, 167–70, 177–78, 211–30
Nuremberg testimony of, 271–72, 288
as philosopher of science, 3–4, 10–11, 54, 55–60, 76, 84–91, 241–45
postwar life of, 279–80, 284–88, 292–97
private Lwów lab of, 54, 76, 83, 224
as professor, 285, 287
secret police file of, 287
as sociologist of science,
repentance of, 263
results-orientation of, 238–41, 245–46
scientific illiteracy of, 99, 201, 207, 244, 246, 263
as SS doctor, 89, 92–93, 103–5, 191–92, 261–63
as SS spy, 79
suicide of, 263–64, 268
survival instincts of, 235–36, 241, 254–55, 258–59, 262
truth kept from, 244–47
Ding, Heinrich, 81
Ding-Schuler, Erwin, see Ding, Erwin
Ding-Schuler, Irene, 264
diphtheria, 31, 86, 270
disabilities, 207
disease:
infectious forms of, 89–92, 105
metaphors of, 88, 90–91
specificity of, 57
disease demon, 88
disinfection:
of clothes, 33, 35, 67, 100, 139–40, 180, 202, 299
of concentration camp inmates, 100, 193
displaced-person camps, 248, 280
dissection, of lice, 68–69
dog-lung vaccines, 204
dogmatism, 86
Dopheide, Wilhelm, 137–38, 154, 169, 272
doxycycline, 301
Drix, Samuel, 155–56
Durand, Paul, 193
Dybowski, Benedykt, 135
Eastern Europe, 90, 91, 98, 204
Eastern Trade Fair, 48–49, 71, 109
Ebola virus, 17
Effektenkammer , 8, 9
eggs:
typhus research with, 188–89, 224–25
yolk sac vaccines from, 202, 204, 233
Ehrlich, Paul, 55, 94
Eicke, Theodor, 99
Eighth Air Force, U.S., 8
Einsatzkommando , 127–28
Eisenberg, Filip Pincus, 16–17, 19, 19 , 30 , 36, 170–71
elderly people, patients, 35, 219
Elster, Edward, 139, 168, 169
Elster, Olga, 139, 169
Endeks (Polish National Democratic Party), 74
ends justifying means, 267, 269
entomological research, 224, 248–49
environment vs. germ argument, 89
epidemiology, 42, 192, 295
Eritrea, 95–96
Erlangen, University of, 93
espionage, 192–93, 200, 248, 296–97
industrial program of, 265–66
regarding German science, 265–66
Ethiopia, 95–96, 145, 301
Italian occupation of, 96, 98
typhus vaccination in, 95
Weigl’s visit to, 95, 97–98, 277
ethnic Germans, 15, 120, 134, 149, 153, 165, 220
Ettersberg, 8–9, 99
eugenics, 93, 192
European theater of war, 181
euthanasia program, 138, 268
exanthin reaction, 53, 156
Exodus , 13, 280
extermination, gas for, 3, 193, 218
Eyer, Gertrud, 252–53
Eyer, Hermann, 6, 92–94, 95, 106–8, 133, 152, 175–76, 184, 187–90, 233, 246
accusations against, 277
Catholicism of, 92, 165
humanity of, 152, 163–66, 171, 172–73, 252, 291
Meisel correspondence with, 290–92
Poland’s accusations against, 273
postwar life of, 272–74, 290–92
Przybyłkiewicz and, 277, 279
publications of, 108
scientific foes of, 187–90
Weigl obituary by, 290
Weigl vaccine and, 188
Eyer, Peter, 172, 252–53, 274
facemasks, 28–29
facial hair:
fashions in, 16–17
forced shaving of, 100
facial swelling, 184
family doctor, 86–87
Farber, Sidney, 287
farmers, 143
fascism, 96
fashion industry as, 85
fatigue, 21
Faust (Goethe), 4, 9
Fejkel, Władisław, 215, 220
Felix, Arthur, 30–31, 185
fever, 21–22, 36–37
Field Information Agency Technical (FIAT) program, 265–66, 272
filthy environments, 89–91, 108
Final Solution, 118, 126, 141, 193, 218
Finkel, Adam, 53–54, 69–70, 171
fleas, 21
Fleck, Ernestyna Waldman, 138, 177–78, 256–57, 279–80, 292–93, 293 , 297
Fleck, Ludwik, 3–6, 7–8, 10–12, 14–17, 53–59, 57 , 83–92, 293
accusations against, 250, 294
as anti-Semitism target, 53, 56, 75–76
arrest of, 170, 177–78
at Auschwitz, 211–30, 258
and Balachowsky, 248–50
Buchenwald phase of, 230, 232–33, 240–47, 250–51, 258, 270
capo’s attack on, 214
courage of, 177–78, 287
creativity of, 284–85
female assistants of, 287, 292
Israel years of, 294–97
lectures of, 56–57, 84, 287
Lublin life of, 285–88
and Lwów team postwar, 280–82
Nazi period for, 138–40, 156–58, 167–70, 177–78, 211–30
Nuremberg testimony of, 271–72, 288
as philosopher of science, 3–4, 10–11, 54, 55–60, 76, 84–91, 241–45
postwar life of, 279–80, 284–88, 292–97
private Lwów lab of, 54, 76, 83, 224
as professor, 285, 287
secret police file of, 287
as sociologist of science,