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Ulf Schmidtew purpose-built buildings, some four miles distant from Cambridge, and Girton College was born. Here Davies encouraged her students to study for the most highly-regarded triposes, especially mathematics, a subject that had long been a symbol of masculine success and which was to remain the elite Ca

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The Austrian Jew, lived in Vienna. The city was as influential in shaping the incipient prejudices and phobias of the former as it was in determining the religious and cultural identity of the latter. One can hardly over-estimate the influence that Alexander’s upbringing and childhood in the capital of the Austro-Hu

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,The émigré,s to be a six-month adventure trip, a ‘scientific holiday’. Determined to document every step of the journey, Alexander took hundreds of photographs, many — if not most — of himself. Some photographs show him happily swimming in the pool on the ship’s upper deck or standing by the railings; others s

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,Constructing the Doctors’ Trial,non-permissible experiments on humans emerged as a result of concerted efforts among the US prosecution to construct a legally viable prosecution case, and ultimately secure the conviction of as many of the accused as possible. The prosecution case was far from complete or satisfactory when Alexande

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