ill somewhere on campus.
"There is a real effort toward becoming more aware of our history," said Michel Deneken, president of the university."It's a turning point." "We tried to reconstruct in its full detail how a heavily Nazified university medical faculty functions, with its large numbers of students and a lot of research funding being pumped into it, plus access to bodies," said Paul Weindling, a commission member and research professor at Oxford Brookes University.
But that same year, Raphael Toledano, a Jewish doctor in Strasbourg who was researching the Nazi period, found a letter written by Camille Simonin, a medical examiner and professor. Controversy ensued, leading to the commission's creation. Toledano left the committee in 2018 after internal disagreements - he thinks the research could have pushed further. Still, he praised the report.