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1935 HEALTH / CRIME: Euthanasia / Case put for and against mercy killing
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Date: 16th December 1935
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Should Doctors Kill?
ENGLAND: London:
Gen. view, semi view, cu. and full cu. of Dr. Millard talking.
Sound Effects: Dr. Killick says that if a patient is suffering from an incurable disease of a painful and fatal character and if the patient desires he can take euthanasia which is an easy & painless death...
Interview with Fr. Vincent NcNabb, opposes Mercy-Killings.
CU. and full cu. of father McNabb talking.
Sound Effects: McNabb says that a Doctor's duty is to cure and not to kill a patient will to die, he can also kill unwilling patients...
Medicine and Health; Personalities - Medical; Personalities - Religious; Euthanasia; Dr Charles Killick Millard (1870-1952), Great Britain
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