(Professor Albert, Neisser). Human Vivisection. (N.P.), but printed from the London Daily Chronicle, 1909.

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N.P., but printed from the London Daily Chronicle, 1909. 1 pagina In-8° (21 cm x 13 cm). Ottimo stato di conservazione. 

Rarissimo volantino che ci illustra gli orrori della sperimentazione medica in Germania prima del “Codice di Norimberga” che sancì finalmente dei limiti etici. Reuter's Telegram, Berlin, March 6, 1900: "The truth concerning certain awful cases of experimentation upon human beings…". "In the Lower House oft he Prussian Diet Herr von Papenheim called attention concerning the experiments of professor Albert Neisser's in Breslau". "On January 16th the Governement ordered the disciplinary examination of Professor Neisser." "Professor Virchow said that there was no justification for the Breslau experiments.". 

Bibliografia: Bibliography of the History of Medicine, 1989, p. 121; S. Marinozzi, Medicina eugenica e Shoah ricordare il male e promuovere la bioetica, 2017, p. 243; E. Mendelshon, Science, History and Social Activism, 2001. p. 237; J. Vollman & R. Winau, The Prussian Regulation of 1900: Early Ethical Standards for Human Experimentation in Germany.