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Asperger Syndrome should be replaced by Grunya or Sukareva Syndrome

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A Russian Jewish child Psychiatrist wrote notes on Autism in 1925 nineteen years before Hans Asperger.   Her name was GRUNYA SUKHAREVA..  Calling it Asperger Syndrome is not even accurate as Hans Asperger discovered it nineteen years later.  He probably read what she wrote but did not mention it as he was a member of the Nazi party so he could not admit a Jew had discovered it nineteen years earlier and by 1944 Germany was at war with Russia.  We should call it either GRUNYA OR SUKHAREVA SYNDROME AFTER HER.  It would not be any more difficult to pronounce than Asperger or sound any stranger.  Hans Asperger was a member of the Nazi party accused of sending disabled children to be murdered in Vienna as the *** were great believers in  EUTHANASIA for disabled people.  The *** did not only murder Jews they also murdered lots of disabled people Gypsies Gay people.

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  • I'd be for this is it could be proven. Unfortunately Aspergers is no longer in use in the UK so there would be nothing to replace. Although maybe it could be in other parts of the world that still use that term.

  • in reply to NAS71674

    The use of AS has diminished in Britain but it's still in use. AS is in ICD-10 which is a current publication still used for carrying out diagnoses.

    Are you trying to imply that Tony Attwood was writing falsehood about a nonexistent condition?

    Are you trying to turn the clock back to the 1980s when people with AS were considered to have nothing more than behavioural problems because no existing medical condition explained their traits, and they did not meet the criteria for autism them?

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  • in reply to NAS71674

    The use of AS has diminished in Britain but it's still in use. AS is in ICD-10 which is a current publication still used for carrying out diagnoses.

    Are you trying to imply that Tony Attwood was writing falsehood about a nonexistent condition?

    Are you trying to turn the clock back to the 1980s when people with AS were considered to have nothing more than behavioural problems because no existing medical condition explained their traits, and they did not meet the criteria for autism them?

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