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His wild experiments won acclaim, even though the mortality rate was towering. In 1949, he even received the Nobel Prize

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The account of Gudrun's dealings with the authorities is profound and important. But there are too many lʼse ends.

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His wild experiments won acclaim, even though the mortality rate was towering. In 1949, he even received the Nobel Prize

The account of Gudrun's dealings with the authorities is profound and important. But there are too many lʼse ends.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Politiken broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Wednesday, November 29, 2023.
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