222
of vaccine, 163–64, 177, 239, 245–47, 250
Sachs, Hans, 93
Sachsenhausen, 106
sadism, 137, 220, 235
Saint, Eva Marie, 280
Saint Brigid’s prison, 126–29, 131
St. Petersburg, 35, 60
Salomon, Ernst von, 199
Samsa, Gregor (char.), 91
Samuel, Maximilian, 216
Saxony-Anhalt, 80
Schauder, Juliusz, 53
Schemm, Hans, 93
Schenk, Peter, 209
Scheut missionaries, 65
Schicksal des A.D., Das (Salomon), 199
Schiller, Friedrich, 198
Schilling, Claus, 25
Schlick, Moritz, 76
Schlumberger, 280
Schneider, Paul, 104
Schnelle, Thomas, 58
Scholz, Dr., 190–91
Schöngarth, Eberhard, 131, 132
Schramm, Franek, 77, 127
Schuler, Erwin, see Ding, Erwin
Schuler, Karl von, 80–82
genealogy of, 82
Schumann, Horst, 216
Schwanenberg, Dr., 158, 167–68
science:
acculturation in, 59, 86–88, 242
communicative necessity of, 86–87, 242, 245, 288, 302
as complex phenomenon, 242, 245
democratic aspect of, 59, 85–86, 302
metaphors in, 87–88, 302
reductionism in, 4
relativism in, 84, 245
socio-cultural influence on, 58–59
of terrain-related medicine, 89
truths of, 59–60, 76, 84, 245
Science , 288
scopolamine, 185
Scottish Book, 113, 149
Scottish Café (Szkocka), 50, 51–53, 52 , 113, 132
scratching, 21, 69
scrub typhus, 20–21
secondary infections, 239
secrecy, 201
Seeman, Anna, 139, 177–78, 212–13, 216, 256–57, 280
Seeman, Bronisław (Bruno), 139, 177–78, 212–13, 224, 226, 256–57, 280
Seeman, Jakob, 139, 177–78, 212–13, 280
segregation, 96
Seigneur, Marcel, 255
self-delusion, 243–44
Serbia, typhus epidemic in, 28–32, 62
Sergent, Edmond, 114
serology, 4, 54, 93
serology lab, 215, 224–25, 237
Sète, 280
sexual assault, 209
sheep’s blood, in disease research, 225–26, 240
Shin Beth, 296
shtetls, 92
Siberia, 23, 110, 112, 116, 117, 294
Sicherheitsdienst (Secret Service), 79–80
Sikora, Hilda, 63–64, 242
Silesia, 283
Simplicius (char.), 241–42
Skole, 66
Skrowaczewski, Stanisław, 136, 149
skull measurements, 93
slave labor, 99, 102, 126, 154, 187, 204, 253, 279
slave scientists, 7–8, 10–11, 104, 208, 212, 215–29
blood of, 227
cleaning rituals of, 237–38
Rajsko conditions for, 221–22
Slavs, Nazi view of, 192
Slawsko, 66
Smadel, Joseph, 273
smallpox, 25, 91
Smolensk, 162
Snieszko, Stanislaus Francis, 106
Sobibor, 99, 218
social constructivists, 296
social medicine, 89
sociology of scientific knowledge, 58
sodium evipam, 199
SOE, see Special Operations Executive
Sokolowski, Jerzy, 162
Soviet Academy of Medicine, 114
Soviet-Nazi demarcation line, 284
Soviet Ukraine, postwar in, 279, 282–84
Soviet Union, 76, 86, 95, 112
collaborators and, 278
Nazi invasion of, 124, 179–81
passports of, 116
POWs from, 181, 183, 185, 194
scientists of, 221
spy for, 296–97
tensions with, 265
typhus in, 180, 277
Sparrow, Hélene, 62, 63 , 193
spastic movements, 21–22
Special Operations Executive (SOE), British, 249, 264, 282
Buchenwald rescue plot of, 253–56
spotted fever, 20, 24
squirrel-to-person transmission, 300–301
Stalag IV-B, 194
Stalin, Joseph, 109–10, 111, 125, 265, 279, 284
Stalingrad, 179–80, 179
Stalinism, 86, 115
staph infections, 161
Staraya Russa, 183–84
starvation, 100–101, 121, 131, 138–40, 156, 182, 197, 200, 257, 259–60
Starzyk, Jan, 61, 165, 276
State Institute of Serotherapy (Vienna), 55
statistics, in medical thinking, 57
Steinhaus, Hugo, 50–51, 54, 285
sterilization experiments, 215–16, 266
Stiffel, Frank, 74, 112–13, 122, 225–26
Stockholm, 97
stool tests, 224
Stozek, Włodzimierz, 50, 132, 147–48
Strasbourg, University of, 188
Streicher, Julius, 90–91
Streptococcus pyogenes , 17, 226–27
Strong, Richard, 25
strophanthin, 104, 185, 205
Structure of Scientific Revolutions, The (Kuhn), 3
Stryj, 15, 54
Stryj Park, 47–49, 71
Stubendienst , 102
Stuchly, Zbigniew, 61, 133, 165, 170–71, 231, 294
Sturmabteilung , 81
Stürmer, Der ,