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London medical students who assisted at Belsen

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31: 253: 139: 330: 158:, the students were diverted to Belsen on the day of departure to Holland. The total number of students who volunteered was more than 100 and they were therefore shortlisted by ballot. Somewhere between 95 and 100 took part, with the exact number uncertain. Laurence Wand, a student from St Bartholomew's, later recounted the events of 1945 and gave with certainty the number as 96 as "this number fitted neatly into six Dakota aircraft which were to be used for our transport to Germany". Up until this time, these students had spent the larger part of the 269: 413: 231: 261: 199:, in Germany, had in the interim been liberated by British troops and a request for extra help was made upon realising the extent of the problems there. The students were subsequently informed that they would be re-directed to Belsen. Hargrave, wrote that same day "this was the first news we had been given about going to Belsen but we were all so excited abound, after a month of waiting, that we did not think much about the change in destination". 399:
It wasn't as totally horrifying as you might reasonably expect it to be because it was on such an enormous scale...If it had been several hundred bodies one might have been desperately upset and affected by it mentally and psychologically, at any rate. But no it was on such a huge scale it was rather
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Some of the challenges the students faced were reported by student Thomas Gibson, who disclosed the difficulties in caring for people when medicine and adequate nursing help was lacking, on the background of the dilemma of how “to explain to a Pole who speaks little French”, and how difficult it was
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The students were tasked with taking over one or two of the 200 camp huts each, with the responsibility of cleaning and feeding the survivors and supervising a fair distribution of food. Their work was instrumental in reducing the death rate from over 500 a day at liberation to less than 100 a day by
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They were issued with SS Panzer dot-camouflaged coats by Captain Walter Carton “Frosty” Winterbottom. Some Canadian airmen bought them cigarettes and chocolates. Each student was given twice the usual ration of rum every night. Theatre and cinema was provided for entertainment. Local RAF units gave
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Michael Hargrave, in his journal, described the human laundry, assembled in two adjacent stables where 17 tables were each surrounded by four German nurses, who washed the inmates, covered them in DDT and then wrapped them in clean towels before they were transported again. As a student running his
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Initially, the role of the students was to take over one or two of the 200 huts each, with the responsibility of getting them cleaned (human laundry) and supervising the feeding of and fair distribution of food to the inmates. The association of intravenous feeding and Nazi activities rendered this
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after having some official photographs taken. Student Michael Hargrave described in his diary that day that there were "some very faked photographs of me shaking hands with the Dean - supposed to be saying goodbye". Upon arrival at Lowndes Street, they were given their passports, ranking cards and
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On 14 May 1945, the 35 Casualty Clearing Station arrived and the remaining sick were moved to the German Military Hospital, later renamed the Glyn Hughes Hospital. It grew to accommodate 13 000 patients, and staff including the students, the British Red Cross and German medical staff.
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like trying to count the stars. There were thousands and thousands of dead bodies and you couldn't really consider them to be your aunt or your mother or your brother or your father because there was just too many and they were being bulldozed into graves.
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The first students arrived at Belsen at the end of April 1945, with the remaining students reaching the camp at the beginning of May 1945. Following a briefing by Meiklejohn on 2 May 1945, they began work at Camp 1 the following day.
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Some students became unwell themselves with seven contracting typhus and two tuberculosis. Bart's student Andrew Dossetor was hospitalised with typhus, as too was John Hancock from The London, who was later cared for by
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The work by the students was significant in reducing the death rate from initially more than 500 a day to fewer than 100 a day by mid-May. On 20 May 1945, Camp 1 was destroyed and the students moved to Camp 2.
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A group of students discuss some of the medical details experienced during the day with E. M. De Greff, British Red Cross Relief Officer and second-in-command of the medical students, at their daily evening
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D. C. Bradford believed that they were able to cope with the situation, being as young as they were "it was I think that we were young and much more flexible and could take it in those days".
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to assist in feeding starving Dutch children who had been liberated from German occupation by advancing Allied forces. However, in the meantime, British troops had liberated
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at the request of the British Army, to assist in feeding starving Dutch children. However, in the interim, British troops had liberated Belsen and at the request of
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hut, he marked whoever he felt appropriate to send there. The Hungarian aid would then porter them into an ambulance to be taken to the human laundry in Camp II.
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who only speaks Russian". The Lack of medical aid, equipment, drugs and hospital facilities meant improvising and making the best out of what was there.
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in Germany. Due to problems with the weather, the aircraft arrived at Celle on different days, with two having to return to Cirencester via
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and the students were diverted there on the day they were due to travel to the Netherlands. The students had previously spent most of the
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History of Westminster Hospital; Tercentenary 1719-2019. Alumnus of Westminster Medical School, University of London and Imperial College
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Several students later talked of their experiences at Belsen. On the bulldozing of bodies into mass graves, John Dixey later recounted;
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In early April 1945, a call for 100 volunteer medical students in their final 18 months of medical school was made by the
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kind of feeding inappropriate. An unpopular mixture known as the "Bengal mixture" was used for feeding. In addition to
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holds an archive of a number of letters and diaries of the students. Some of their memoirs were used by historian
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wine and the Red Cross issued cigarettes to them. Later, a wireless and a dartboard became available.
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in which Alex Paton says "in my hut there were no deaths today, sir". Michael Hargrave's diary
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Distance from the Belsen Heap: Allied Forces and the Liberation of a Nazi Concentration Camp
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at school and in medical education. Several students had previously attended
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holds a number of the students' letters and diaries which were a source for
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Major A. P. Prior's papers and photographs of the students are kept in the
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The operation was also portrayed in the 2007 feature-length drama titled
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lecture based on the students who were sent from Guy's Hospital.
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Interview with L. W. Clarke , J. R. B. Dixey and D. C. Bradford
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and J. A. Turner from Guy's and J. Stephenson from St Thomas'.
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At the end of April 1945, the students were immunised against
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military documents. They were to fly to Holland. However,
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Volunteers treating Nazi concentration camp victims, 1945
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Suzanne Bardgett in the foreword of Michael Hargrave's
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Meiklejohn, who was responsible for administering the "
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Hargrave, Michael John; Hargrave, David Bowen (2014).
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List of London medical students who assisted at Belsen
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After a month at Belsen the students were relieved by
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and E. M. Griffin gave particular thanks to students
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Sources show that twelve students came from each of
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called for 100 volunteer medical students from nine
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The London Medical students who went to Belsen, 1945
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Index

London medical students at Belsen

British Army
British Red Cross
War Office
London teaching hospitals
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
Second World War
Guy's Hospital
St Thomas'
St Mary's
The London
University College
Westminster
St Bartholomew's
Middlesex
King's
Imperial War Museum
Ben Shephard
The Relief of Belsen
Michael Hargrave

British Red Cross
War Office
Brigadier Hugh Glyn-Hughes
Second World War
Epsom College
typhoid
typhus
diphtheria

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