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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45673-3d. A badly wounded man, maybe a comrade from the same company, cries to him to put an end to his suffering. The soldier stops and sees that there is no hope, only pain. He raises his weapon and shoots the wounded man dead.

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nasia. It is possible today for life to be sustained by artificial support mechanisms so that those who would have died quickly and peacefully a few years ago may now have prolonged lives. Though such technology and advances in medicine essentially postpone death and are therefore universally lauded

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Book 1984Library will issue two books each year. The first four books, soon to be published, will deal with child abuse, euthanasia, disability, and nursing, laws and ethics. It is the wish and intention of Springer-Verlag that the Medicole­ gal Library play an important role throughout the world in the stud

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