Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch

Autores
Sacerdote de Lustig, Eugenia; McGee Deutsch, Sandra
Año de publicación
2000
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español castellano
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libro
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Born in Turin in 1910. Very antifascist- saw Peronism as reply to fascism. Father died when she was about 10 years old so, was brought up by mother. Women couldn't study at that time, so she attended the Liceo Femenino, which didn't feed into the university, and then stayed home for a year. She and her cousin, who would go on to win a Nobel Prize, and who was brought up in an even more restricted fashion, studied for one year to be able to pass certain courses to get into the university. She experienced much prejudice in medical school, but persevered and got her degree. lnl936 she finished her thesis (doctoral) and in 1937 passed her test to practice medicine. With the racial laws of 1938, she and her family lost their jobs and had to leave. They came to Argentina, went to BrazTl, and then returned to Argentina for good. After WWII, they wanted to return to Italy , but they feared the Korean War might turn into a world war, and so they decided to stay in Argentina. She worked in the Facultad de Medicina atvarious times (under Frondizi as professor), at Instituto Rolfo various times, and at Instituto Malbrdn. Became a famous researcher in histology. It was difficult for her to adjust to life here, with changes in language, food, and separation from family, especially. Did experience antisemitism sometime, but generally treated well.
Fil: Sacerdote de Lustig, Eugenia. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Medicina. Instituto de Oncología "Ángel H. Roffo"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: McGee Deutsch, Sandra. University of Texas at El Paso; Estados Unidos
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ENTREVISTA
SACERDOTE DE LUSTIG
HOJA DE VIDA
SACERDOTE INVESTIGADORA
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title Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
spellingShingle Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
Sacerdote de Lustig, Eugenia
ENTREVISTA
SACERDOTE DE LUSTIG
HOJA DE VIDA
SACERDOTE INVESTIGADORA
title_short Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
title_full Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
title_fullStr Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
title_full_unstemmed Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
title_sort Interview with Eugenia Sacerdote by Sandra McGee Deutsch
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McGee Deutsch, Sandra
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McGee Deutsch, Sandra
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HOJA DE VIDA
SACERDOTE INVESTIGADORA
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SACERDOTE DE LUSTIG
HOJA DE VIDA
SACERDOTE INVESTIGADORA
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Born in Turin in 1910. Very antifascist- saw Peronism as reply to fascism. Father died when she was about 10 years old so, was brought up by mother. Women couldn't study at that time, so she attended the Liceo Femenino, which didn't feed into the university, and then stayed home for a year. She and her cousin, who would go on to win a Nobel Prize, and who was brought up in an even more restricted fashion, studied for one year to be able to pass certain courses to get into the university. She experienced much prejudice in medical school, but persevered and got her degree. lnl936 she finished her thesis (doctoral) and in 1937 passed her test to practice medicine. With the racial laws of 1938, she and her family lost their jobs and had to leave. They came to Argentina, went to BrazTl, and then returned to Argentina for good. After WWII, they wanted to return to Italy , but they feared the Korean War might turn into a world war, and so they decided to stay in Argentina. She worked in the Facultad de Medicina atvarious times (under Frondizi as professor), at Instituto Rolfo various times, and at Instituto Malbrdn. Became a famous researcher in histology. It was difficult for her to adjust to life here, with changes in language, food, and separation from family, especially. Did experience antisemitism sometime, but generally treated well.
Fil: Sacerdote de Lustig, Eugenia. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Medicina. Instituto de Oncología "Ángel H. Roffo"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: McGee Deutsch, Sandra. University of Texas at El Paso; Estados Unidos
Unidad documental simple
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