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Bullying by numbers; Science and the Nazis.(Hitler's Scientists: Science, War, and the Devil's Pact)(Mathematicians Under the Nazis)(Book Review)

JOHN CORNWELL's account of thedilemmas faced by scientists and mathematicians after the rise of Hitler begins before the first world war, when German science was at its peak. German speakers had won more than half of the Nobel prizes in science, while extensive collaboration with industry led to profitable development of soaps, fertilisers, pharmaceuticals, dyes and other products. The war had opened a period of difficulty for the scientific community, but in the late 1920s German science began to recover its prestige. This was destroyed by the rise of National Socialism.

After Hitler came to power in 1933, Jewish scientists were dismissed en masse from their jobs. Hitler ...

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