Bacteriology as conspiracy

Lukas Engelmann

Bacteriology as conspiracy

School of Social and Political Science

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Abstract

The case of Dr. Kinyoun and the 1900 Plague in San Francisco, in which he became a threatening foreign regime - a tragic hero in the historical drama of American public health.

Original language	English
Publisher	Open Democracy
Media of output	Blog post
Publication status	Published - 16 Sep 2015

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