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| Notes to Pages 249-265 |
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| (The numbers in brackets refer to the
original, complete citation of a particular reference in each chapter. The
dates in brackets denote original publication of a
title.) |
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| 7. Langbein, Menschen [1], p. 257; Hill and
Williams, Auschwitz in England [l], pp. 25, 269-71. |
| 8. On Samuel, see Langbein, Menschen [1], pp.
262-64. |
| 9. Ibid., p. 263. |
| 10. Ibid., p. 264. |
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| Chapter 14. Killing with
Syringes: Phenol Injections |
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| 1. Stanislaw Klodziuiski, “Phenol in the
Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp,” Anthology I, 2:100.
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| 2. Hermann Langbein, Menschen in Auschwitz (Vienna:
Europaverlag, 1972), pp. 47-48. |
| 3. Klodzinski testimony in Hermann Langbein, Der
Auschwitz-Prozess: Eine Dokumentation (Frankfurt/M.: Europäische
Verlagsanstalt, 1965), vol. II, p. 579. |
| 4. Fejkiel deposition. Similar stories are frequent: see,
for example, Miklos Nyiszli, Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account
(New York: Frederick Fell, 1960), chap. 8. |
| 5. Klodzinski, “Phenol” [l], p. 113; see
Klodzinski’s testimony which says 30 to 40, and Czeslaw Sowul’s
testimony, which says 80, in Langbein, Auschwitz-Prozess [3], vol. II,
p. 767; for 120 children killed, see Bernd Naumann, Auschwitz: A Report on
the Proceedings Against Robert Karl Ludwig Mulka and Others Before the Court at
Frankfurt (New York: Praeger, 1966 [1965]), pp. 152, 185. |
| 6. Schuler testimony, 20 July 1945, Nuremberg Medical
Case, vol. I, p. 687; see pp.
684-94. |
| 7. Hoven affidavit, 24 October 1946, Nuremberg Medical
Case, vol. I, pp.
685-86. See
Eugen Kogon, The Theory and Practice of Hell (New York: Berkley Books,
1980 [1950]), pp. 155-63. |
| 8. Klodzinski testimony, in Langbein,
Auschwitz-Prozess [3], vol. II, p. 584. |
| 9. Langbein, Menschen [2], pp. 48-51. |
| 10. Wiadyslaw Fejkiel notes the role of German military
defeats in improving health care in “Health Service in Auschwitz I
Concentration Camp/Main Camp,” Anthology, II, 1:21-22. |
| 11. Miklos Nyiszli, Auschwitz: A Doctor’s
Eyewitness Account (New York: Frederick Fell, 1960), pp. 53-56. |
| 12. Klodzinski, “Phenol” [1], pp. 103-4.
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| 13. Ibid., pp. 109-10. |
| 14. Klodzinski testimony in Langbein,
Auschwitz-Prozess [3], vol. II, p. 584. |
| 15. Witness, Fabian, quoted in Naumann, Auschwitz
[5], p. 291. |
| 16. Klodzinski, “Phenol” [1], pp.
104-5. |
| 17. Witness Weiss, quoted in Naumann, Auschwitz [5],
p. 295. |
| 18. Ibid., pp. 191-92. |
| 19. Langbein, Menschen [2], pp. 379-80. |
| 20. Langbein, quoted in Mavis M. Hill and L. Norman
Williams, Auschwitz in England: A Record of a Libel Action (New York:
Stein & Day, 1965), p. 155; on Entress, see also Langbein, Menschen
[2], pp. 377-79. |
| 21. Langbein, Menschen [2], p. 378. |
| 22. Ibid. |
| 23. Ibid. |
| 24. Ibid., pp. 377-78. |
| 25. Ibid., pp. 212-13. |
| 26. Ibid., p. 213. |
| 27. Ibid. |
| 28. Ibid. |
| 29. Dr. Emil de Martini, quoted in Naumann, Auschwitz
[5], p. 157. |
| 30. Dr. Johann Kremer, quoted in Naumann, Auschwitz
[5], p. 161. |
| 31. Dr. Tadeusz Paczula, quoted in Langbein,
Menschen [2], p. 440. |
| 32. Ibid., pp. 441-42. |
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Medical Killing and the
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Robert J. Lifton
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