May 1, 2009

Medical Research Undertaken in Captivity: A Form of Resistance to Imprisonment and Attempted Extermination

AWAnn WestmoreUniversity of Philosophical Research GWGeorge WeiszUNSW Sydney

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(2009). Medical Research Undertaken in Captivity: A Form of Resistance to Imprisonment and Attempted Extermination. War & Society: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 89-112.

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