Rider Institute
Forgotten Creators (Vergessene Schöpfer) is an online reference book that was first released in February 2020. With over 4,600 pages, it covers revolutionary innovators and innovations that came out of the predominantly German-speaking scientific world during the period circa 1800–1945, and what we can learn from them that could improve innovation in the modern world. The book has been reviewed by European and American historians and scientists, and will be updated online as new information is found.
This study does not support or provide evidence for nationalist or ethnic bragging rights. The scientific research world in question spanned several nations, and even several very different types of government within a single nation’s history. The scientists had a wide variety of ancestral backgrounds. As shown in this book, the extraordinary quantity and quality of revolutionary innovations that were produced by the early German-speaking scientific world appear to have been due to certain general systemic practices that individuals, organizations, or countries around the world could harness now.
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https://riderinstitute.org/revolutionary-innovation/