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Otto Hermann Krayer (22 October 1899 in Köndringen, Baden – 18 March 1982 in Tucson, Arizona) was a German-American physician, pharmacologist and university professor. He was the only German scientist who refused on moral grounds to succeed a colleague who had been dismissed from his professorial chair by the National-Socialist government for anti-semitic reasons. Krayer voiced his opinion publicly and aggressively. The medical historian Udo Schagen entitled his historical analysis of Krayer: "Widerständiges Verhalten im Meer von Begeisterung, Opportunismus und Antisemitismus" or 'Resistant Behaviour in a Sea of Enthusiasm, Opportunism and Antisemitism'.

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rdfs:comment	Otto Hermann Krayer (* 22. Oktober 1899 in Köndringen, Baden; † 18. März 1982 in Tucson, Arizona) war ein deutsch-amerikanischer Arzt, Pharmakologe und Universitätsprofessor. Er war der einzige deutsche Wissenschaftler, der sich aus moralischen Gründen weigerte, den Lehrstuhl eines von der nationalsozialistischen Regierung aus rassistischen Gründen entlassenen Kollegen zu übernehmen, und diese Meinung öffentlich und offensiv vertrat. (de) Otto Hermann Krayer (22 October 1899 in Köndringen, Baden – 18 March 1982 in Tucson, Arizona) was a German-American physician, pharmacologist and university professor. He was the only German scientist who refused on moral grounds to succeed a colleague who had been dismissed from his professorial chair by the National-Socialist government for anti-semitic reasons. Krayer voiced his opinion publicly and aggressively. The medical historian Udo Schagen entitled his historical analysis of Krayer: "Widerständiges Verhalten im Meer von Begeisterung, Opportunismus und Antisemitismus" or 'Resistant Behaviour in a Sea of Enthusiasm, Opportunism and Antisemitism'. (en)
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has abstract	Otto Hermann Krayer (* 22. Oktober 1899 in Köndringen, Baden; † 18. März 1982 in Tucson, Arizona) war ein deutsch-amerikanischer Arzt, Pharmakologe und Universitätsprofessor. Er war der einzige deutsche Wissenschaftler, der sich aus moralischen Gründen weigerte, den Lehrstuhl eines von der nationalsozialistischen Regierung aus rassistischen Gründen entlassenen Kollegen zu übernehmen, und diese Meinung öffentlich und offensiv vertrat. (de) Otto Hermann Krayer (22 October 1899 in Köndringen, Baden – 18 March 1982 in Tucson, Arizona) was a German-American physician, pharmacologist and university professor. He was the only German scientist who refused on moral grounds to succeed a colleague who had been dismissed from his professorial chair by the National-Socialist government for anti-semitic reasons. Krayer voiced his opinion publicly and aggressively. The medical historian Udo Schagen entitled his historical analysis of Krayer: "Widerständiges Verhalten im Meer von Begeisterung, Opportunismus und Antisemitismus" or 'Resistant Behaviour in a Sea of Enthusiasm, Opportunism and Antisemitism'. (en)
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