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editFrom a Dylan Matthews article on Vox: "Few people have heard of Richard Lewisohn — he doesn't even have an English Wikipedia page — but he invented the blood preservation process that made blood banks possible, saving millions upon millions of lives." I imported the German page and added some more citations to be sorted out later on. grendel|khan 22:55, 27 February 2016 (UTC)