Erich Reuter
Bio
Erich Reuter was born on September 11, 1927 in Herzogenaurach, Germany. He spent time in Korea from 1958-1959 as a Siemens engineer. He was involved with the Red Cross in Korea and was one of three Siemens engineers selected for the assignment. He helped provide Siemens medical equipment which included x-ray, electromedicine, and dental equipment, which they left behind upon their departure from Korea. He spoke highly of the Korean people and was proud of the efforts made by Siemens to assist a nation ravaged by war.
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Siemens Involvement
Erich Reuter recounts Siemens involvement with the Red Cross in Korea. He shares that he was one of three Siemens engineers selected for the assignment. He explains how Siemens supported the Red Cross.
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Engineering Role in Korea
Erich Reuter recalls his role as a Siemens engineer in Korea. He shares that he was a "doctor" for the Siemens medical equipment provided which included x-ray, electromedicine, and dental equipment. He comments on Koreans working with them while there.
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Thankful Koreans
Erich Reuter comments on his experience in the hospital. He shares that the Siemens medical equipment brought in was handed over to the Koreans upon his departure. He adds that the Koreans were very thankful for the offer.
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