The Katyn Massacre, 1940 HU106225

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German official photographer

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Opis:

The Katyn Massacre, 1940

Members of the International Medical Commission in Berlin at the meeting with German Health State Leader, Dr Leonardo Conti. From left to right: 2nd - Dr François Naville, Professor of Forensic Medicine at the University of Geneva, Switzerland; 4th - Dr Vincenzo Palmieri, Professor of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Naples, Italy; 6th - Dr Helge Tramsen, Prosecutor at the Institute of Forensic Medicine in Copenhagen, Denmark; 7th - Dr Eduard Miloslavić, Professor of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Zagreb, Croatia; 8th - Dr František Hájek, Professor of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Prague, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (Czech Republic); 9th - Dr Ferenc Orsós, Professor of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Budapest, Hungary; 12th - Dr Leonard Conti, German State Health Leader (Reichsgesundheitsführer), a host of the meeting; 13th - Dr Marko Markov, Reader of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Sofia, Bulgaria; 14th - Dr Alexandru Birkle, Reader at the Forensic Medicine and Criminology Institute in Bucarest, Romania; 15th - Dr Gerhard Buhtz - Professor of Forensic Medicine and Criminology at the University of Breslau (Wroclaw), a supervisor of Commission's work; 17th - Dr Reimond Speleers, Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Ghent, Belgium;

19th - Dr Arno Saxén - Professor of Pathological Anatomy at the University of Helsinki, Finland.

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