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Dr. Victor Bott, MD (1918-1996), began his medical studies in Strasbourg, France, but had to interrupt them in 1939 during World War II. He resumed his studies two years later and obtained his doctorate in medicine in 1945. He began a private practice and began to train in anthroposophic medicine. In 1960, Dr. Bott established a general practice in Colmar, France, but had to interrupt his medical career in 1969 owing to health problems. In his several books, he presents Rudolf Steiner's philosophy in the context of his own modern medical training. Dr. Peter Gruenewald, MD, born in Germany in 1959, completed his university training as a medical doctor in Austria in 1986. He is an internationally recognized expert in the field of adaptive resilience, stress and performance. He has worked as a general practitioner in the UK National Health System, in private practice in Bristol, and as a medical adviser for people with learning difficulties and mental health problems. He is a founder and managing director of London Integrated Health and Adaptive Resilience. He is also a cofounder and Chief Medical Officer of RCube Health, a digital health start-up company that has developed a mobile app for stress management and resilience (RCube). Peter works as an Honorary Clinical Specialist in Sleep Medicine and General Medicine for the University College London Hospital (Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine) and in private practice (London). He is an Associate Fellow at Said Business School, Oxford University, where he conducts Adaptive Leadership Resilience workshops for senior civil servants and major project leaders of the Cabinet Office. He also provides workshops and trainings for senior civil servants and lawyers at the United Nations. Foir many years he has practiced meditation and followed the spiritual and highly practical methodology of Anthroposophy and The Philosophy of Freedom as established by Rudolf Steiner. Peter is a member of the Anthroposophical Society, the Anthroposophic Medical Association, and The Christian Community. His books include The Quiet Heart: Putting Stress into Its Place (Floris Books, 2007) and Manifesting your Best Future Self (Building Adaptive Resilience. 2020). Dr. Geoffrey Douch, MD, is a general practitioner specializing in anthroposophic medicine. He has worked part-time at the Raphael Centre, an anthroposophical clinic, as well as maintaining a practice in Sussex. His special interests are cancer treatment and pediatrics. Matthew Barton is a translator, editor, teacher, and poet, and taught kindergarten for many years at the Bristol Waldorf School. His first collection of poems was Learning To Row (1999). He has won numerous prizes for his work, including an Arts Council Writer's Award and a Hawthornden Fellowship.
provides many insights. Detail abounds... astonishing. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH - 7 February explains the motivations and frustrations of the conspirators... a memorable short book, written in crisp prose. -- CHRISTOPHER SILVESTER DAILY EXPRESS short, modest memoir... celebrates a long-since vanished generation of scholar-warriors. -- CHRISTOPHER HUDSON DAILY MAIL 16 January a fascinating description of some of the peripheral details of the plot as well as a unique account of the life of a cavalry officer. THE TABLET first-hand account of the 1944 military coup that failed to depose the Nazis. -- Rob Attar BBC HISTORY MAGAZINE
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