Ep. 61 The role of Physicians during the Holocaust with Dr. Stacy Gallin

We are honored to have Dr. Stacy Gallin, a renowned expert in
ethics, law, and human rights, as our guest. Dr. Gallin is the
Director of the Center to Combat Antisemitism and Reinforce
Multicultural Acceptance, or CARMA, which was launched in October
2024. The center’s mission is to combat antisemitism and other
forms of identity-based hate through education, advocacy, and
moral leadership.


 


In this episode, Dr. Gallin and Dr. Nils Roemer will be
discussing the pivotal role of physicians during the Holocaust,
exploring how medical professionals were implicated in the
atrocities and examining the broader moral questions raised by
this dark chapter in history. She brings an extraordinary depth
of knowledge and perspective to this topic, and we’re excited to
hear her insights.


 


In addition to her leadership at CARMA, Dr. Gallin is a regular
contributor to the Globe Post, Times of Israel, and Forbes Media,
where she shares her insights on pressing issues like ethics,
law, public policy, and human rights, often exploring them
through the lens of the Holocaust. She is also the co-editor of
the book Bioethics and the Holocaust, a comprehensive study on
how the Holocaust continues to shape the ethics of health,
medicine, and human rights today.