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From 1902 Hans Schwerin practiced as an ear, nose and throat doctor in Berlin. In 1938 he had to give up his medical practice after 36 years. Between 1940 and 1941 he worked in the Jewish Hospital. After that he worked again as a self-employed "medical practitioner". The recording probably dates from this time. Although he was released after his internment during the factory action, he was arrested again in February 1944. He was guilty of helping Jews in hiding. He remained in the Alexanderplatz police prison until June 19, 1944, before he was first deported to Auschwitz and then to Groß-Rosen on November 11, 1944. (English)
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Passport photo of Dr. Hans Schwerin (1878-1945) (English)
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From 1902 Hans Schwerin practiced as an ear, nose and throat doctor in Berlin. In 1938 he had to give up his medical practice after 36 years. Between 1940 and 1941 he worked in the Jewish Hospital. After that he worked again as a self-employed "medical practitioner". The recording probably dates from this time. Although he was released after his internment during the factory action, he was arrested again in February 1944. He was guilty of helping Jews in hiding. He remained in the Alexanderplatz police prison until June 19, 1944, before he was first deported to Auschwitz and then to Groß-Rosen on November 11, 1944. (English)
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