A historical analysis reveals misconduct among two Nobel laureates during Nazi Germany, suggesting complex legacies.
A Nobel laureate has become a symbol of excellence, a genius that deserves respect and honour from the royalties, scholars, and laymen. While this is absolutely true yet few laureates did not stand to this standard. This may be strange but this happened in turbulent times in Germany when the Nazi ideology prevailed. Philipp Lenard and Johannes Stark two distinguished German scientists were arrested at the end of World War II and tried for misconduct.
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