• Archiv für Kriminologie · Nov 2004

    Historical Article

    [A century of the The German Society of Forensic Medicine or Legal Medicine].

    • Stefan Pollak.
    • Institut für Rechtsmedizin der Universität Freiburg.
    • Arch Kriminol. 2004 Nov 1; 214 (5-6): 129-40.

    AbstractOn 20 September 1904 the Section of Forensic Medicine of the former Society of German Natural Scientists and Physicians decided in Breslau to found an independent "German Society of Forensic Medicine". The constituent assembly was held in Meran on 25 September 1905, with Fritz Strassmann from Berlin being elected as the first president. According to section 1 of the first statutes the object of the association was to "offer a platform for joint scientific work". Later the name of the association was changed several times; the last change (to "German Society of Legal Medicine") was made in 1968. The close relationship between legal medicine and criminalistics is demonstrated on the background of the historical development.

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