2014
DOI: 10.1002/ciuz.201400669
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Krieg der Chemiker

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“…Furthermore, chemistry was of the highest importance in helping the Third Reich to become independent of imports from foreign countries and was crucial for the preparation of the war and its final execution. World Word I with its battles of material had already been a science war; [1] for World War II, this influence would become even stronger. Of course, all sciences and engineering were involved in the planning of the war, but chemistry played a central role; hardly any area of the war effort was able to do without the help of chemistry, for example in the synthesis of gasoline, new polymeric materials, or the availability of explosives.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, chemistry was of the highest importance in helping the Third Reich to become independent of imports from foreign countries and was crucial for the preparation of the war and its final execution. World Word I with its battles of material had already been a science war; [1] for World War II, this influence would become even stronger. Of course, all sciences and engineering were involved in the planning of the war, but chemistry played a central role; hardly any area of the war effort was able to do without the help of chemistry, for example in the synthesis of gasoline, new polymeric materials, or the availability of explosives.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jahrhunderts atemberaubende Triumphe und passte nicht nur hervorragend zu dieser optimistischen Einstellung, sondern auch in die Autarkiebestrebungen des Dritten Reiches und war essenziell für die Vorbereitungen und schließlich die Durchführung des Krieges. Der erste Weltkrieg mit seinen Materialschlachten war bereits ein Wissenschaftskrieg1 gewesen, der zweite sollte es noch viel mehr werden. Natürlich waren alle Wissenschaften an der Kriegsplanung beteiligt, dennoch spielte die Chemie eine zentrale Rolle, da es von der Treibstoffherstellung bis zur Bereitstellung von Explosivstoffen praktisch keinen Bereich der Kriegsführung gab, der ohne Chemie auskam.…”
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