Symposia Announcement: 'Reassessing Nazi Human Experiments and Coerced Research, 1933-1945: New Findings, Interpretations and Problems' Wadham College Oxford, July 4-7
A limited number of spaces are available with
accommodation provided for attendees of the symposia: 'Reassessing Nazi Human
Experiments and Coerced Research, 1933-1945: New Findings, Interpretations and
Problems' and: 'Reassessing Nazi Psychiatric and Brain Anatomical Research,
1933-1945: New Findings, Interpretations and Concepts,' convened at Wadham
College (July 4-7). The symposia will bring together international experts on
the study of human medical and psychiatric experimentation carried out during
the holocaust.
The following panels have been prepared:
Thursday July 4:
Victims as Populations
Friday July 5:
Concentration Camp Research
Problematic Locations – Transnistria and Romanian
Backgrounds
Saturday July 6:
Psychiatric Experiments and Eugenics
Use of the Psychiatric Hospital Patients for Medical
Experiments Racial and Reproductive Research
Sunday July 7:
Reading Memoirs, Testimonies and Compensation Claims
A full programme is available for download here:
For more information please contact:
Simon Wilson: simon.wilson.brookes@gmail.com
Paul Weindling: pjweindling@brookes.ac.uk
The symposia are organized by Prof. Paul Weindling
(Oxford Brookes University), Dr. Marius Turda (Oxford Brookes University), and
Prof. Volker Roelcke (University of Giessen). Funding has been provided by the
Wellcome Trust, the Rabbi Israel Miller Fund for Shoah Research of the
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Oxford Brookes
University, and the University of Giessen.