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charlottenburg district. in 2012, a british surgeon travelled out to syria to provide medical care to civilians in aleppo. but dr abbas khan was captured by the regime and was killed in custody a year later. now, eight years after dr khan s death, his legacy is inspiring a new generation of doctors as charlie haynes reports. born in aleppo, syria, karim moved to the uk as a child, he watched the syrian war from afar, tracking it on social media. one man in particular stood out to him, dr abbas khan, a british surgeon. with doctors in short supply, a bus travelled there to save lives. he was detained by the syrian government and killed in prison. struck by the difference that he had made, carrying followed