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Correspondence
Nature 410, 408 (22 March 2001) | doi:10.1038/35068721
Jewish emigrants and German science
Michael Schüring1
- Max Planck Society, Wilhelmstrasse 44, D-10117 Berlin, Germany
The News report (Nature 409, 443; 2001) on my research concerning emigrants from the Kaiser Wilhelm Society stated that the Max Planck Society has "reneged on a 1948 promise to contact Jewish scientists expelled from its laboratories during the Third Reich and offer them their jobs back".To the best of my knowledge no such promise was ever made and there was no general policy for the reintegration of emigrants.
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