Legend or Truth? The supposed distance of the German pathologist Maximilian Borst (1869-1946) from National Socialism

Schmidt, Mathias; Graef, C.; Groß, Dominik

doi:10.1016/j.prp.2019.02.021

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“…Ibn Sina said to his disciples, "Abu Sa'id will feel what I understand," and Abu Sa'id said, "Ibn Sina will understand what I feel." Thus, both scholars were the first to acknowledge the equality of the mental-logical and emotional-symbolic paths in the knowledge of the material world and the spiritual world of man (Schmidt et al, 2019;Sander et al, 1990).…”

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Creation of the image of ibn sina in the east and its peculiarities

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2021

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Creation of the image of ibn sina in the east and its peculiarities

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“…2 Many other American surgeons must have had similar experiences and became particularly thankful to the Borst family: Alton Ochsner, Frank Gerbode, Edward Churchill, and many more. 4 Several of the party leaders had been students with him, and, after coming into power, were frequent houseguests at the professors home. 5 Hans Georg must have had a quite impressive childhood, but he did not like to speak about that.…”

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“…When the family had to move to the Bavarian countryside during the war, they became close friends to the famous composer Richard Strauss. Only recently more light has been shed on Max Borst's political activities that made him a very early supporter of the Nazi Party 4 . Several of the party leaders had been students with him, and, after coming into power, were frequent houseguests at the professors home 5 …”

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Remembering Hans Georg Borst, surgical pioneer, educator, innovator, and medical statesman

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Hetzer

2022

Journal of Cardiac Surgery

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With the passing of Hans Georg Borst, we lost one of the great pioneers of cardiovascular surgery in Europe. His unique style, gracious leadership, and restless mentorship helped spread the then new field of cardiac surgery in Germany and later around the world. A true gentleman, devoted to international exchange and collaboration, he became the teacher of several generations of heart surgeons not only in his home country, but around the world.The number of those who spent time in his department is enormous. It can be said that there are pupils of Hans Georg Borst on every continent around the world. Physicians from Asia, Africa, South America, and Eastern Europe benefitted from his hospitality and dedicated teaching. In his university, the Hanover Medical School, he created an innovative department of surgery, then split it off in independent subspecialties, allowing growth and innovation to an extent that German medicine had not seen since the First World War.Hans Georg Borst grew up in a typical German "Ordinarien Haushalt," home of a university professor. His father, the worldrenown pathologist Max Borst was one of the leading Professors in German Medicine between 1890 and 1945. 1 At the time of Hans Georg's birth on October 17, 1927, 2 days before father Max Borst's 58th birthday, the father presided for more than a quarter century over the institute of pathology at the Ludwig Maximilan University in Munich. The head of surgery at the Munich University, Ferdinand Sauerbruch, had just left for Berlin. Edward Churchill, visiting from

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