Word: nuremburg
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...French writer named Denis de Rougemont attended a Nazi rally in Nuremburg and recorded a stunning experience. The long-awaited arrival of Adolf Hitler threw the crowd into a frenzy. Screams of delight mounted to a ferver pitch as the man drew nearer, until the surging mass of the people gave way to utter hysteria. Rougemont felt something uncontrollable stir within him--the thrill of mass hysteria--and so powerful was the feeling that he almost succumbed. But something withing him rebelled. Ionesco relates Rougemont's story with curiosity in his notes from November 1960; "just then...
...suggesting Harvard take a leadershipposition and establish the Nuremburg code as acode for all future experimentation on humanbeings," Dockham said. "Taking a leadershipposition would make up for Harvard's ethical andmoral liabilities...
...people involved in the nuclear-powered airplane project were aware of the ethical concerns because the Nuremburg trials were going on," Whittemore says...
...Nuremburg, some Nazi war criminals were accused of conducting radiation experiments on humans...
...only scratching the surface inuncovering the documents on this, but all of thepeople involved in nuclear-powered airplaneproject were aware of the ethical concerns becausethe Nuremburg trials were going on," said Dr.Gilbert F. Whittemore, who in 1988 published an30-page article on the proposal for theatomic-powered plane and the ethical debate overhuman experimentation which ensued...