Verfolgungssuizide im Nationalsozialismus

Overview & Synopsis

Even amid despair, there could be positive aspects to the persecution suicides of the deportation period. This volume describes them as a distinct phenomenon that should be firmly integrated into emigration and resistance research. It carefully examines the final months of Arthur Nicolaier – the physician who discovered tetanus and fell into relative obscurity after committing suicide – along with the support networks in his milieu.