Alfred Jahn (* 1937 in Duisburg) is a German child physician.

It worked into the 1970er years in Viet Nam and in the East Asian area, later then in Kigali (Rwanda, Africa). Famous it became by the documentation only easy fights in the area there Nang of Hans Dieter grave and Carl Franz Hutterer, which caused reported and a frightening proclamation in Germany from Viet Nam, particularly due to the napalm victims, the photographs of operation methods and the reports of physicians/personnel working on the ship Helgoland.

Jahn was 19 years long Chefarzt of the child surgery at the child hospital pc. Marien in land hat. Since its retirement 2002 it lives in Rwanda.

Writings

• Thailand, completely differently: Experiences of a German child surgeon. Munich: printul, 1988, ISBN 3-925575-14-6 (Neuaufl.: Nierstein: Iatros, 2003, ISBN 3-937439-30-7)

Literature

• Suzanne Kaplan among other things (Hg.): Child surgeon Dr. Alfred Jahn and the Waisenkinder of Kigali. Nierstein: Iatros, 2004, ISBN 3-937439-38-2

Television documentations

• Hans Dieter grave and Carl Franz Hutterer: Only easy fights in the area there Nang, 1970
• Hans Dieter grave: Dr. med. Alfred Jahn, child surgeon in land hat, 1984
• Hans Dieter grave: These pictures pursue me - Dr. med. Alfred Jahn, 2002

Related links

• Biografie
• Information of the Iatros publishing house
• http://www.3sat.de/specials/29384/index.html">Documentation '' only easy fights in the area there Nang ''

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