médicos alemães no rio grande do sul, na primeira metade do século xx: integração e conflito german doctors in rio grande do sul in the first half of the twentieth century: integration and conflict

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Abstract
O grupo de imigrantes alemães que se instalou em 1824 no Rio Grande do Sul é considerado o iniciador do processo de imigração que se estendeu até a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Desse grupo, fez parte o médico Daniel Hillebrand, primeiro diretor da col��nia de São Leopoldo. Nos 125 anos seguintes, outros médicos alemães (formados ou não) emigraram para o estado. Muitos tiveram papel de destaque na prática da medicina, reforçando aquilo que, no título, se denomina integração. Sua presença, no entanto, também desencadeou conflitos. O artigo analisa os processos de contribuição e enfrentamento, em especial da proclamação da República até a Segunda Guerra Mundial.
In 1824, a group of German immigrants settled in Rio Grande do Sul, initiating a process of immigration that continued until World War II. The physician Daniel Hillebrand, first director of the Colony of São Leopoldo, was part of this group. During the subsequent 125 years, other German doctors emigrated to the state - some graduates of medical school, others with partial studies only. Many played notable roles in the practice of medicine, reinforcing what the title calls integration. Yet their presence also generated conflicts. The article analyzes these processes of contributions and clashes, especially from the proclamation of the Republic through World War II.
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Authors ;René E. Gertz
Journal biopreservation and biobanking
Year 2013
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Keywords
positivism medical expeditions ethnic conflictshistory of medicine

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