Shields, Linda (2014) Nursing in WWII Europe: lessons from history for today's workers. Nursing Review, 11 February 2014. pp. 26-28.

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Abstract

[Extract] In the early 1990s, Hilde Steppe, a courageous German nurse, began publishing on the role that nurses played in Nazi-era Europe. Why was Steppe courageous? Because she was the first nurse to publicly acknowledge the complicit role members of the profession had in some of the worst crimes in history. Steppe's various publications, available in German and English, expose the part nurses played in crimes against humanity carried out under the aegis of the Nazi regime in the 1930s and '40s.

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