Hermann Becker-Freyseng

Hermann Becker-Freyseng ( Ludwigshafen , 18 of July of 1910 - Heidelberg , 27 of August of 1961 ) was a physician Nazi and consultant Aviation Medicine in the Luftwaffe . He was recognized as a senior aviation medicine specialist ¹ Becker-Freyseng was one of the defendants in the Doctors’ Trial . ²

First investigations

Becker-Freyseng graduated as a doctor at the University of Berlin in 1935 , although his first works did not begin until three years later when he worked with Hans-Georg Clamman in experimenting with the effects of pure oxygen . ³

He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1960 and died because of it a year later.

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