The Fantastic Laboratory of Dr. Weigl: How Two Brave Scientists Battled Typhus and Sabotaged the Nazis Read Online Free PDF Page A

90–91
    POW camps, 181–82
    medical experimentation in, 185, 269–70
    starvation in, 182
    typhus in, 194, 270
    POWs:
    of Austria, 23, 28
    of Britain, 248
    of France, 194–95
    of Russia, 2–3, 14–15, 23, 26, 28, 38–39, 139–40, 144, 181–82, 194
    of Turkey, 23
    Pozna, 278
    Preminger, Otto, 280
    President Warfield , 280
    preventive medicine, of Nazis, 193
    “Principles and Rules of Experimentation on Human Subjects” (Ivy), 267
    prison factories, 249
    “Problems of the Science of Science” (Fleck), 241–45
    Promise Hitler Kept, The (Folkmann), 170
    propaganda:
    of Nazis, 101
    of Soviets, 182
    property, confiscation of, 106, 137–38, 277
    protein broth, 228
    Proteus OX-19 , 30–31
    proto-ideas, in medicine, 91, 92
    Prowazek, Stanislaus von, 28–29
    Prussian army, 25
    Prussian virtues, 200
    Przemyl, 15, 110
    lab in, 15, 19 , 36, 41, 170
    Przybyłkiewicz, Zdzisław, 107, 166, 288
    Weigl and, 276–77, 279, 290
    public health:
    in Germany, 88–89, 93–94, 101
    in Poland, 64–67, 92, 114, 119–20, 140–42, 154
    Public Health Laboratory, U.S., 94–95
    PZH (Polish National Institute of Hygiene), 41–42, 62, 64–65, 66, 121, 140, 171, 278, 288, 294
    Quarantine , 119–20
    quarantines, 90, 95, 100, 140, 141, 185, 202
    quintana , 27, 160, 161–61
    rabbits:
    at Buchenwald, 234, 237
    as food, 221, 227, 247–48, 251, 259
    typhus research with, 188, 193–94, 237
    vaccine from lungs of, 194, 204, 233, 237, 239–40, 244–47, 270, 281
    rabbit soup, 237
    rabies vaccine, 171
    Rabka, 189
    race hygiene, 89–90, 103, 108, 120, 174, 180
    racial science, of Nazis, 89–91, 93, 118–19, 134, 142, 192
    Radio Lwów, 49
    Radło, Piotr, 66, 70
    Rajchman, Ludwik, 41, 64–65, 92
    Rajsko, 220–29
    agricultural research station at, 220–21
    animal autopsies at, 227
    daily inspection at, 226–27
    evacuation of, 256–57
    sheep at, 226
    vegetable gardens at, 220–21, 226
    Rapacka, Helena, 119–20
    rash, of typhus, 21, 36
    Rats, Lice and History (Zinsser), 14
    Ravensbruck, 279
    Red Army, 32, 33, 49, 110, 111 , 149, 180–83, 257
    R. Fleck in, 279
    Red Cross:
    of France, 249
    of Germany, 34
    International branches of, 38
    of Poland, 66–67
    of U.S., 38–39
    Redner, Alex, 130
    Redner, Marek, 130, 155
    Reds (leftists), in concentration camps, 197–200, 208, 232, 297
    red spots, 21, 36
    Reed, John, 23–24
    reflexes, 21
    refugees, 24, 32, 34–35, 38–39, 109, 110, 112, 126, 138, 301
    post–World War II, 280
    Reich, enemies of the, 99
    Reichert, 71
    Reich Main Security Office, 236
    Reich Ministry, in Berlin, 118
    Reich territory, 118
    Reisowa, Karolina, 53
    religious dissenters, 100
    Remarque, Erich Maria, 26
    resistance:
    against Soviets, 116–17, 125
    respiratory illnesses, 90
    Reutt, Jan, 77
    Ricketts, Howard, 29
    Rickettsia , 11, 96–97, 98, 145–47, 165, 193, 281, 300
    R. mooseri , 94
    R. prowazekii , 17–18, 21, 29, 31, 36–37, 55–56, 64, 146, 161, 231, 239, 247, 300–301
    complexities of, 239–40, 242–44, 246
    genetic analysis of, 21
    groupthink and, 243–45, 248
    R. quintana , 27, 160–61
    R. rochalima , 161
    Riga, 192
    ritual against typhus, 123
    ritual baths, 39
    Robert Koch Institute (Berlin) , 63, 88, 94, 188–89, 202, 208, 268
    Rocha Lima, Henrique da, 28–29, 63
    Rockefeller Institute, 94, 238, 272
    Rocky Mountain spotted fever, 20
    Rodenwaldt, Ernst, 25
    Rokita, Richard, 137
    Romania, 109, 114, 193
    typhus expert from, 244
    Rome, 98
    Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 163, 265
    Rose, Gerhard, 188–89, 207, 268–69, 271
    Roux, Émile, 24
    Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 27
    rubber, artificial source of, 221–22
    Ruff, Stanisław, 132
    Ruiz Castañeda, Maximiliano, 94, 193
    Ruppert, Joseph, 120
    Russia:
    czarist armies of, 25–26
    Napoleonic invasion of, 24
    post–World War I, 14
    World War I typhus in, 20
    Russian revolution, 31–32, 60
    typhus epidemic in, 31–35
    Russla, 186–87
    Russlandmüde , 184
    Rutten, Josef, 65–66
    sabotage, 23, 162, 165
    debates about, 230–31
    of kok-saghyz project,