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Pioneers in medicine: Albert Schweitzer index - one of the first "medical doctor without borders"
Albert Schweitzer = one of the first "medical doctors without borders"
Africa: colonialism bringt in new illnesses+slavery provoking high crime rates against wites -
Blacks are absolutely helplessness in causal thinking and science -
Albert Schweitzer takes in far too many patients - concentration camp conditions in the hospital 1924-1927 -
Instead of taking a carpenter from Europe, Albert Schweitzer plays the carpenter ...
Pioneering achievements in the first Albert Schweitzer Hospital: prevent amputations, discover cholera, skin grafts to heal ulcer wounds, cure sleeping sickness + blackwater fever, operation of hernias + elephantiasis, etc.
by Michael Palomino (2020)
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1. Albert Schweitzer - Chronology
2. Movie: My Life Is My Argument (2005)
3. Albert Schweitzer as a medical doctor in Gabon 1913-1917 - the first hospital
4. Albert Schweitzer as a medical doctor in Gabon 1923-1927
conditions of concentration camp - criminal Benjabis - prevent amputations, detection of cholera - the new big hospital
5. Healings and healing methods of tropical diseases
6. Criminal black mentality against the whites
7. Hospital in Lambarene in Gabun 1924-1926 similar to a concentration camp
8. Life conditions in Africa in general
9. Culture+cultural development: The reverence for life - ideals + ethics - craft as a means of education
| Content 1. Albert Schweitzer - chronology Albert Schweitzer's childhood and youth - studies in religion - and also studying medicine - foundation of a hospital in Africa for healing black people - money collections and prizes |
2. The movie: My Life Is My Argument (2005) A pioneer of medicine -
tropical medicine and jungle hospital in
Lambarene (Gabon) - ethics with "reverence for
life" - birth Jan.14, 1875 in Kaisersberg - move
to Gunsbach (Günsbach) in 1876 - bad school
grades and teasing - the key experience: Church
bells block a slingshot: "You shall not kill" -
"Reverence for life" - Africa: The slave trade
in the newspapers - Thinking about Africa - the
statue in Colmar - White colonialists destroyed
whole peoples - Albert Schweitzer: piano and
organ - Bach works editor and interpreter on the
organ - Albert Schweitzer as a student 1893-1901
- Albert Schweitzer tunes an organ - Helene
Bresslau - Correspondence for 10 years - the
"bigger task" is yet to come - 1904: The Impulse
to become a missionary doctor to atone for
slavery and colonialism against the blacks -
1912-1913: The French Mission Society rejects
Albert Schweitzer - collecting money - traveling
as a doctor to Lambarene - The arrival in
Lambarene - the waiting for the second ship -
100s of blacks ask for a cure - Accommodation +
food also for family members - Illnesses in the
tropics in Gabon: sleeping sickness, malaria,
dysentery (permanent diarrhea from inflamed
colon), leprosy, stomach hernias, bronchitis,
pneumonia, heart diseases, mental illnesses,
venereal diseases, elephantiasis - 1914-1918:
First World War: arrest and questions -
1917-1919: deportation to France - prisoner of
war - diseases - 1920-1924: concert tours and
lectures in half of Europe to raise money for
the hospital: Sweden, France, Germany,
Switzerland etc. - Publications: Memoirs -
Lambarene 1924: The hospital is now being
rebuilt as a hospital village - Honorary titles
+ awards - the new headquarters in Gunsbach
(Günsbach) - 1930s: autobiography - records with
Bach works - from June 1940: Albert Schweitzer
in the hospital village of Lambarene - wounded
healed from both sides - corrugates sheets
serving as barricades - from 1945: atomic bomb
discussion - Nobel Peace Prize - torchlight
procession - Photographers are like ticks - from
1952: Nobel Prize money - new leprosy station -
gigantic correspondence - warning of atomic bomb
tests and nuclear war on the radio and in
newspapers - Sep.4, 1965: death of Albert
Schweitzer - Pilgrims' streaming to Lambarene
for months - Status 2005: hospital village of
Lambarene - Status 2005: The Albert Schweitzer
Museum in the old hospital building - Status
2005: Houses of the Schweitzer family in
Gunsbach: Conference center + museum - Status
2005: Albert- Schweitzer Institute in
Connecticut ("USA") - Status 2005: Voices about
the pioneering work of Albert Schweitzer:
Idealism - views - career sacrificed in France -
humane person
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03: Medical doctor Albert Schweitzer in Africa in Gabon 1913-1917 - the first hospital Studies - preparation of a hospital in Lambarene (Gabon) with concerts and money collections - the first small hospital village - Goalas and Pahuins - language problems and translators - tropical diseases and surgery - first world war and philosophical questions: Why do whites kill themselves when they already have everything ? - Captivity of war 1917-1919 |
4: Medical doctor Albert Schweitzer in Africa in Lambarene in Gabon 1924-1927 - conditions of concentration camp - criminal Benjabis - prevent amputations, detection of cholera - the new big hospital The journey from Bordeaux to Gabon - living conditions in Africa - the rebuilding of the hospital - timber trade since 1919 provokes the neglect of agriculture in Gabon - famine is foreseeable - pure drama in Lambarene: the criminal Bendjabis from the interior - concentration camp-like conditions in the hospital with hunger and dysentery - more dead than graves, children have to dig graves - pioneering work in healing - search for timber - motor boats - Goalas, Pahuins, and the criminal Bendjabis - hardly any bricks in Africa - always these perforated roofs with "leaf bricks" - Dr. Nessmann - Albert Schweitzer's foot ulcers - Dr. Lauterburg - leopards, healings and motor boats - leprosy and phagedean ulcers - bandages with the healing dye methyl violet - Albert Schweitzer recognizes: The basis of a culture is the CRAFT - dysentery epidemic on Ogowe River since May 3, 1925 - PLUS: Famine comes by neglected agriculture - concentration camp (cc) conditions in the Lambarene hospital due to overcrowding with dysentery patients and famine - October 1925: Albert Schweitzer's purchase of land for a larger hospital with self-sufficiency - clearing - new buildings: all rooms with dry wooden floors and double roofs with corrugated sheets - Albert Schweitzer educates the blacks in caring animals - young chimpanzees in the hospital - sleeping sickness cured with tryparsamide - poisoning - phageenic ulcers burst with dripped mercury oxycyanur solution - skin transplants with circles of skin - ulcers also disappear with copper sulfate solution or with Breosan ointment - Dr. Trensz discovers: dysentery is often a kind of cholera (cholerine) - white rice makes people vulnerable - the construction of the new hospital 3km above - the fight against the forest - the "dining car" - the move in 1927 |
05: Tropical diseases and healing methods in Lambarene 1913-1927 Syringe terrorism: syringes
about all - accidental injuries - heart disease
and syringes - sleeping sickness and syringes:
from 1926 Tryparsamide or Bayer 205 - purulent
processes - leprosy: cured with injected oil
mixture (four parts chaulmoogra oil with 5 parts
peanut oil) - dysentery, which is later
partially recognized as cholera: Healing with
white clay water - hookworm disease
(ankylostomiasis) - tetanus - the mentally ill -
bites injuries and bites: human bites are the
worst - scabies with scabies ointment - colds +
pneumonia - boils: cured with medicament
Turpentine Steel - poisoning - surgery with
bandages with the dye methyl violet: torn hands
- shot elbows and bandages with the dye methyl
violet - leopard bites and bandages with methyl
violet - elephant flesh in the throat - ulcers
heal with syringes and bandages with methyl
violet - phageenic ulcers burst from dripping
with a homeopathic dilution with mercury oxycy
anur, or with a copper sulphate dilution or with
Breosan ointment - skin transplants (strips,
then circles) - cancer, tumors, no appendix
cases - hernia operations (masterpiece) -
accidental injuries healed with bandages with
methyl violet - operation of elephantiasis
(masterpiece) - teeth and dentition: brushing
thymol - minor illnesses: flu - healings of
burns with bandages with methyl violet - save
babies - illnesses especially with white
patients in Lambarene: foot ulcers, malaria,
black water fever with injections of 3% saline
solution under the skin of the thighs - muscle
abscesses, pneumonia, fractures, Leopard attacks
etc. - sunstroke - furunculosis cured with
Turpentine Steel - blacks are guinea pigs for
Rockefeller
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06: Criminal mentality of blacks against whites a.o. in Lambarene in Gabun 1924-1927 Albert Schweitzer=one of the
first "medical doctors without borders" This is
how Albert Schweitzer's black patients were from
1924 onwards: Abusing - dirtying - cultivating
fake fantasies - poisoning - running away
without payment - pawning women - not helping
strangers - destroying things - brutally
torturing and killing animals - lying + stealing
- black people cheat white timber dealers with
tricks with the wood - the worst defamations
against a medical doctor - the criminal
Bendjabis from the interior: refusing to help -
they do not accept house rules - refusing
mosquito nets and blankets - they "lose"
instruments and exchange them for tobacco - no
memory - making a fire under the bed - stealing
food from other patients (theft of food) - but:
fetching coconuts from palm trees - making a
fire with lumber - not wanting to wash out
bandages - throwing bandages away - stealing
chickens from Albert Schweitzer when the doctors
are operating - the hospital staff is nervous -
defamation by black relatives - kidnapping of
patients
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07: Hospital in Lambarene in Gabun 1924-1926 similar to a concentration camp Albert Schweitzer has to be
a doctor and a builder in one - rooms without
windows - roofs with holes provoke colds and
deaths - terminally ill people are dropped
anonymously - blankets and mosquito nets are
missing - children have to dig graves + carry
corpses - no cremations - blacks don't want to
dig graves for strangers - chicken coop under
the pile dwellings in the tropics - barracks
without windows + without light - overcrowded
barracks: patients flee - murder in the hospital
for defamation - cuts are not enough, but
poisoning must be - May 1925: Albert Schweitzer
lets the best carpenter Mr. Schatzmann go -
while Albert Schweitzer is traveling, a patient
who is waiting for his operation dies of
pneumonia - from June 1925: with the dysentery
epidemic Lambarene converts into a total
concentration camp - hookworm disease too -
famine too - helpers leave because of the
dysentery epidemic - those who are healed do not
leave because at home is only hunger - new
poisoning from mushrooms and wild honey - 1926:
Dr. Trensz discovered: symptoms of dysentery are
often a kind of cholera (cholerine) - the famine
is reduced due to rice imported from Europe -
the concentration camp conditions are slowly
ceasing
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8: Living conditions in Africa in general Albert Schweitzer=one of the first "medical doctors without borders" Tornadoes destroy steamships - Africa's ports are not deep enough for steamships - Loss of time and loss of goods during loading operations - Plague, rum and gunpowder in Africa's ports - Gulf Stream and currents - Birth on ships - Slavery has destroyed entire island populations - African bureaucracy provokes waiting times for days - Gabon: lack of agriculture - leopard people - leaf roofs always have new holes after every wind - only 2 months dry season - the natives only want to plant where there was a slash and burn, the myth of ash as fertilizer - brick production in the short dry season - mismanagement 1924: too much logging, hardly any agriculture anymore - coconuts everywhere - Goalas, Pahuins, and the often criminal Bendjabis from the interior - letters of condolence - the doctors: Dr. Albert Schweitzer - Dr. Viktor Nessmann - Dr. Marc Lauterburg - poor diet on the Ogowe River: almost only white rice - dried fish - hippopotamus meat - canoes - whaling by Norwegians - Gabon: The timber trade destroys handicrafts and agriculture - timber trade with a lot of risks - the harvest of bamboo poles only during floods or during the dry season with low water - from 1924: Goalas, Pahuins and the often criminal Bendjabis - motor boats - brick production - no dry season - no agriculture - animals on the hospital grounds: chimpanzees, dogs, goats, chickens - June 1925: the famine: the seeds have been eaten - Currencies in Gabon: gunpowder, lead, tobacco, alcohol - the medium of exchange - birds, monkeys and palm trees in the jungle - the plantings on the new hospital grounds: planting - creating an orchard - the double roof by carpenter Mr. Schatzmann - little chimpanzees - Albert Schweitzer introduces animal welfare - the mono diet with white rice provokes weak immune systems and susceptibility to pathogens |
War destroys everything:
trade, agriculture, society - technology-culture
turns negative and destructive - worldview goes,
ideals of culture go, in the end people kill
each other - ideals + ethics + progress =
cultural development - India with ban of further
education - natives without education - the
ethical affirmation of the world and life - the
reverence for life - avoiding negative actions -
avoiding the destruction of life - ethics
human-human and human-animal world - the helping
devotion - the craft is the basis of a culture
with education for precision and reliability,
manual skills and intellect are trained at the
same time - important sawyers and carpenters
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Summary
August 2020: Albert Schweitzer is analyzed - highly interesting mistakes and pioneering achievements in the hospital in Lambarene on the Ogowe River
During the 10 days of quarantine after my return from Peru to Switzerland (July 23, 2020) I had something to read, collected works by Albert Schweitzer. I wanted to find out how he healed - puu, you have to read a lot, because there is no such summary of his healings. So I wrote down everything and then found out what was good and what was not so good (for people who want to learn something about Africa, the works of Albert Schweitzer are valuable introductory reading) - so the propaganda hides all the negative points, e.g. the film "my life is my argument" - Link chapter 2
If you look at the general living conditions in Africa (Link08), you can immediately see that things are different in Africa - there is a lot of inefficiency, and you have to pay much more attention to your life - you may even be self-sufficient in order to survive...
Albert Schweitzer has to play the carpenter
The main shortcoming: Albert Schweitzer forgot to take two carpenters with him from Strasbourg, and so Albert Schweitzer had to play the carpenter and was always dependent on unreliable, inefficient blacks and could not heal and research as he had thought, that was the first phase of his first hospital from 1913-1917 - Link chapter 3. In addition, Albert Schweitzer was not linguistically prepared, could not speak African languages and was always dependent on translators. So stupid but ouch! As of August 1914, as a German in a French colony, he was a prisoner of war and couldn't organize anything big anyway. He was a prisoner of war in 1917 and returned to Strasbourg in 1919.
Concentration camp conditions with Albert Schweitzer
From 1923 to 1927 was the second phase of the hospital - Link. The hospital was now overcrowded and the huts were without windows and only with damp soil, then it kept raining through the canopy of leaves and the black patients sometimes got pneumonia and died from it - the blacks from inner Gabon (Bendjabis) had been coming since the end of the war 1919 to the Ogowe River to get involved in the timber trade and turned out to be notoriously criminal when they were patients in hospital, simply because they had their families far away inland and felt "free". Then there came dysentery and famine at the same time, and this was how concentration camp conditions arose in the hospital. Albert Schweitzer did not have the authority to place the dysentery patients in a ward 1km away to save his hospital from the dysentery. Sheer horror came up. There were more deaths than graves, corpses weren't burned but buried, children from the mission's school had to dig graves, etc. He didn't call for help in Strasbourg!
Criminality of the blacks
Since Albert Schweitzer had conditions in a concentration camp, a completely overcrowded hospital with dysentery diarrhea patients, many blacks probably had no desire to behave "well" and were in some cases hyper criminal against Albert Schweitzer with lies, stealing, simulating, defaming, abusing the hospital as a death hospital, running away the night after the operation without payment (bananas, 1 goat), or when the hospital staff was busy with an operation, black relatives of patients stole Albert Schweitzer's chickens for their dinner, etc. So this criminality of the blacks against Albert Schweitzer fills an entire website - link06.
Healings and pioneering achievements by Albert Schweitzer and his doctors
Albert Schweitzer's healings also fill their own website - link05. Albert Schweitzer was a pioneer
-- with the prevention of amputations in the event of severe injuries or fractures: with moist bandages with methyl violet
-- with skin transplants for faster healing of open zones where there previously an ulcer had been (phagodanic ulcers)
-- then from 1926 the phagedean ulcers were removed with a homeopathic dilution with mercury oxycyanur, or with copper sulphate, or with Breosan ointment, so that general anesthesia was no longer necessary
-- and in 1926 a doctor Mr. Trensz discovered in Lambarene under the microscope that many dysentery patients had no dysentery at all, but cholera - which heals with white clay water.
Another pioneering achievement by Albert Schweitzer is his cultural philosophy with ideals + ethics + progress, with the reverence for life (Link09) - he even taught black people how to protect animals ...
Syringe master - guinea pigs for the Rockefeller Foundation - the cowardly church did not support Albert Schweitzer!
In general, Albert Schweitzer was a pharmaceutical syringe master and not a fan of natural medicine. The jungle was right next door and he did NOT develop any new remedies with the jungle plants which could have replaced expensive pharma pills or injections (!). No homeopathy, no noni, no sodium bicarbonate! And Albert Schweitzer had his hospital used for Big Pharma: The Rockefell Foundation gave him e.g. new drugs against sleeping sickness to be "tested" on black people - guinea pigs - but the new drugs now also defeated advanced sleeping sickness (one case went blind). And there were loads of elephantiasis and hernia operations. This was master work.
And the Jesus Fantasy Church did NOT support Albert Schweitzer, he had to collect all the money himself or "play together" through organ concerts, lectures and from his friends - because Albert Schweitzer "did not have the right faith". The conditions of a concentration camp in the hospital were consequently provoked by the refusal of help by France and the Church. Well, it should be better with Mother Earth. And next time, please take two carpenters from Europe with you and try the baking soda cures for tropical diseases too - Link!
Questions to the African governments
-- why the African governments don't install protection moles to their harbors?
-- why the African governments don't install tracks for passing ships along the rivers during low water levels?
-- why the African governments like Gabon permit Norwegian walers to hunt wales in Gabon sea when the own population is suffering famine?
-- why the African governments don't install their own school systems but let work the fantasy God prayers of Rome to install a school system which only provokes fake proud and new alcoholism with the parents who are loosing their children to the diabolic Satanist Church?
August 2020: Albert Schweitzer is analyzed - highly interesting mistakes and pioneering achievements in the hospital in Lambarene on the Ogowe River
During the 10 days of quarantine after my return from Peru to Switzerland (July 23, 2020) I had something to read, collected works by Albert Schweitzer. I wanted to find out how he healed - puu, you have to read a lot, because there is no such summary of his healings. So I wrote down everything and then found out what was good and what was not so good (for people who want to learn something about Africa, the works of Albert Schweitzer are valuable introductory reading) - so the propaganda hides all the negative points, e.g. the film "my life is my argument" - Link chapter 2
If you look at the general living conditions in Africa (Link08), you can immediately see that things are different in Africa - there is a lot of inefficiency, and you have to pay much more attention to your life - you may even be self-sufficient in order to survive...
Albert Schweitzer has to play the carpenter
The main shortcoming: Albert Schweitzer forgot to take two carpenters with him from Strasbourg, and so Albert Schweitzer had to play the carpenter and was always dependent on unreliable, inefficient blacks and could not heal and research as he had thought, that was the first phase of his first hospital from 1913-1917 - Link chapter 3. In addition, Albert Schweitzer was not linguistically prepared, could not speak African languages and was always dependent on translators. So stupid but ouch! As of August 1914, as a German in a French colony, he was a prisoner of war and couldn't organize anything big anyway. He was a prisoner of war in 1917 and returned to Strasbourg in 1919.
Concentration camp conditions with Albert Schweitzer
From 1923 to 1927 was the second phase of the hospital - Link. The hospital was now overcrowded and the huts were without windows and only with damp soil, then it kept raining through the canopy of leaves and the black patients sometimes got pneumonia and died from it - the blacks from inner Gabon (Bendjabis) had been coming since the end of the war 1919 to the Ogowe River to get involved in the timber trade and turned out to be notoriously criminal when they were patients in hospital, simply because they had their families far away inland and felt "free". Then there came dysentery and famine at the same time, and this was how concentration camp conditions arose in the hospital. Albert Schweitzer did not have the authority to place the dysentery patients in a ward 1km away to save his hospital from the dysentery. Sheer horror came up. There were more deaths than graves, corpses weren't burned but buried, children from the mission's school had to dig graves, etc. He didn't call for help in Strasbourg!
Criminality of the blacks
Since Albert Schweitzer had conditions in a concentration camp, a completely overcrowded hospital with dysentery diarrhea patients, many blacks probably had no desire to behave "well" and were in some cases hyper criminal against Albert Schweitzer with lies, stealing, simulating, defaming, abusing the hospital as a death hospital, running away the night after the operation without payment (bananas, 1 goat), or when the hospital staff was busy with an operation, black relatives of patients stole Albert Schweitzer's chickens for their dinner, etc. So this criminality of the blacks against Albert Schweitzer fills an entire website - link06.
Healings and pioneering achievements by Albert Schweitzer and his doctors
Albert Schweitzer's healings also fill their own website - link05. Albert Schweitzer was a pioneer
-- with the prevention of amputations in the event of severe injuries or fractures: with moist bandages with methyl violet
-- with skin transplants for faster healing of open zones where there previously an ulcer had been (phagodanic ulcers)
-- then from 1926 the phagedean ulcers were removed with a homeopathic dilution with mercury oxycyanur, or with copper sulphate, or with Breosan ointment, so that general anesthesia was no longer necessary
-- and in 1926 a doctor Mr. Trensz discovered in Lambarene under the microscope that many dysentery patients had no dysentery at all, but cholera - which heals with white clay water.
Another pioneering achievement by Albert Schweitzer is his cultural philosophy with ideals + ethics + progress, with the reverence for life (Link09) - he even taught black people how to protect animals ...
Syringe master - guinea pigs for the Rockefeller Foundation - the cowardly church did not support Albert Schweitzer!
In general, Albert Schweitzer was a pharmaceutical syringe master and not a fan of natural medicine. The jungle was right next door and he did NOT develop any new remedies with the jungle plants which could have replaced expensive pharma pills or injections (!). No homeopathy, no noni, no sodium bicarbonate! And Albert Schweitzer had his hospital used for Big Pharma: The Rockefell Foundation gave him e.g. new drugs against sleeping sickness to be "tested" on black people - guinea pigs - but the new drugs now also defeated advanced sleeping sickness (one case went blind). And there were loads of elephantiasis and hernia operations. This was master work.
And the Jesus Fantasy Church did NOT support Albert Schweitzer, he had to collect all the money himself or "play together" through organ concerts, lectures and from his friends - because Albert Schweitzer "did not have the right faith". The conditions of a concentration camp in the hospital were consequently provoked by the refusal of help by France and the Church. Well, it should be better with Mother Earth. And next time, please take two carpenters from Europe with you and try the baking soda cures for tropical diseases too - Link!
Questions to the African governments
-- why the African governments don't install protection moles to their harbors?
-- why the African governments don't install tracks for passing ships along the rivers during low water levels?
-- why the African governments like Gabon permit Norwegian walers to hunt wales in Gabon sea when the own population is suffering famine?
-- why the African governments don't install their own school systems but let work the fantasy God prayers of Rome to install a school system which only provokes fake proud and new alcoholism with the parents who are loosing their children to the diabolic Satanist Church?