Article history: Received 11 January 2016 Accepted 1 April 2016 We present evidence establishing that Hans Eysenck was half Jewish. He went out of his way to conceal this fact and to disavow his Jewish ancestry until the publication of his full-length autobiography in 1990, long after he retired, when he revealed that one of his grandparents was Jewish. Using specialized genealogical techniques...

OBITUARY Biography of Professor Stanis³aw Wolfarth, an excellent scientist and honorable man, is a history of a man, who despite very difficult beginning of his career, achieved great success in his life being a self-made man. He accomplished this owning to his talent and hard work, and most of all, to strong character and passion for knowledge. in Gostyñ, a small town in the Poznañskie region,...

Although the beneficial effect of apple in the treatment of diarrhoea seems to have been known for many years, it is only in the last decade that it has found a place in medical literature. Schachter (1934) in one of his communications on this subject refers to a description of apple therapy in dysentery in an English book published in 1775. Apparently the treatment has been an ' old wives' tal...

Army’s notorious Unit 731 was apparently unconcerned by the dilemma confronting him. Indeed, he conveniently linked the goals of medical research with the military mission, despite his unit’s involvement in human vivisection, biological weapons testing, and freezing experiments. Sadly, the Japanese Army was not alone in its corruption of the Hippocratic Oath. Perhaps more infamous was the state...

This paper discusses only the systems of concentration camps, omitting how individual camps functioned. The analysis starts with late 19th-century Spanish in Cuba and ends 20th-century for Serbs, Croats Bosniaks Bosnia Herzegovina. first part problems defining a camp proposes an original definition. second focuses on victims, including their position within hierarchy. third shows practice histo...