[Corporate defense, xenophobia and anti-semitism in the medical environment. The "Romanian privilege", 1930-1940].
Because of an agreement between the two governments ("the Romanian privilege"), a large number of students, most of them Jews, were allowed to study medicine in France after the first World War. This situation fed into medical xenophobia and antisemitism and lead up to Vichy laws.
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