German military doctors

German physician, bacteriologist (1843–1910)

German physiologist who received the first Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1901 for his discovery of a diphtheria antitoxin

German chemist (1907 Nobel Prize)

Nazi SS doctor and Military Officer at Auschwitz (1911–1979)

personal physician to Adolf Hitler (1886-1948)

German pathologist (1847–1888)

German gynaecologist and medical researcher (1881–1957)

German psychologist

German surgeon (1875-1951)

German writer (1888-1953)

Swiss biologist (1834-1913)

German military physician and resistance fighter, "White Rose" member (1918–1943)

German physician, SS officer and convicted war criminal (1903-1948)

German physician

German academic (1823-1908)

Baltic German surgeon (1836-1907)

German writer (1878-1956)

German mycologist and physician (1837-1894)

German psychologist (1887–1967)

German physician (1825–1862)

German surgeon (1810–1887)

German physician, chief of the German Armed Forces Medical Services, and convicted war criminal (1885-1954)

German internist (1841-1905)

German physician and anthropologist (1849–1913)

German physician (1832–1910)

German botanist (1859–1942)

German scientist and perpetrator of Nazi-sponsored medical torture; participant in Operation Paperclip

German surgeon (1819–1895)

German writer (1897–1975)

German Nazi physician (1881–1969)

German surgeon (1804-1876)

German physician (1892-1974)

German chess player (1884-1918)

German philosopher (1889–1941)

German physician (1948–2022)

German philologist

German bacteriologist (1868-1935)

German psychiatrist and botanist (1835-1900)

German athlete (1888-1919)

German physician

German physician and naturalist (1866-1933)

German military physician (1867-1942)

German neurologist (1862–1949)

German footballer, physician and neurologist (1891-1973)

German physician (1907–1998)

German sprinter

German general and physician (1887-1971)

German politician (1878-1963)

physician, eugenicist, sex educator, socialist. Wrote controversial sex education which saw him leave Germany (1894-1946)

German biologist (1874–1946)

German writer and doctor (1813-1899)

German surgeon (1848–1926)

German physician (1838–1877)

German neurologist (1876–1918)

SS officer (1908–1945)

German physician (1884–1918)

German politician (1880-1938)

German officer and court gardener, father of Friedrich Schiller (1723-1796)

German physician (1878–1966)

German politician