Abt,
Georges
(1874–1961)
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Director, OIHP.
Medical doctor.
Scientist, Pasteur Institute, Paris.
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France
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Observer
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Observer
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Bürgi,
Emil
(1872–1947)
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Professor of pharmacology and medicinal chemistry, University of
Bern.
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Swiss
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CEP member
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CEP member (absent)
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Carrière,
Henri
(1865–1941)
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Director, Federal Office of Public Health (1916–1937).
Member, OIHP’s Comité Permanent.
President, OIHP’s Commission de l’Opium.
Member, LoN Advisory Committee on Traffic in Opium and other dangerous
drugs (1934–?*).
Member, Drug Supervisory Body (1933–1941).
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Swiss
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Observer; Chairman
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Observer; Chairman
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Gunn,
James Andrew
(1882–1958)
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Professor of pharmacology (until 1937) and therapeutics (1937–1946),
Oxford. Specialist in psychedelic alkaloids.
Member, British Pharmacopœia Commission.
Founder, British Pharmacological Society.
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British
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CEP member
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CEP member
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Knaffl-Lenz,
Erich von
(1880–1962)
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Professor of pharmacology and toxicology, Medical University, Vienna.
Member, LoN Health Committee.
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Austrian
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CEP member;
Rapporteur
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CEP Member
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Modrakowski,
Jerzy Leopold (George)
(1875–1945)
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Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Warsaw.
Delegate of Poland at several LoN meetings on opium.
Died at the Wrocław concentration camp.
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Polish
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CEP member
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CEP member
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Perrot,
Émile Constant
(1867–1951)
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Professeur of medicine, Faculty of Pharmacy, Paris.
Member of various governmental committees related to plants and natural
resources in numerous French colonies.
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French
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CEP member
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n/a
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Straub,
Walther
(1874–1944)
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Professor of pharmacology, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
Known for the Straub Spasticity Test (“Straub tail”)
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German
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CEP member
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CEP member
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Tiffeneau,
Marc
(1873–1945)
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Chemist, known for the “Tiffeneau–Demjanov rearrangement.”
Member, Drug Supervisory Body (1933–1945).
Member, LoN International Pharmacopœia Commission.
Member, LoN Advisory Committee on Traffic in Opium and other dangerous
drugs (1935–?*)
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French
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n/a
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CEP member
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Wasserberg,
Ignatius (Ignacy Izak)
(1879–1942)
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Technical officer, LoN Health Section (1923–1937).
Medical doctor; philosopher.
Died at the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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Polish
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Observer
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Observer
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