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Geschichte der Familien Liepmann und Hamburger /
No full textGenealogy; domestic life 19th century; cousin Adda Plaut converted to Catholicism and became a nun; cousin Rudi Liepmann participated in Kapp revolt of 1920 and was involved in the murder of Karl Liebknecht; biography of neurologist Hugo Paul Liepmann; excerpts of his letters; biography of grandfather Julius Bleichroeder; marriage of his daughter Agathe with Hugo Paul Liepmann; mainly excerpts of letters of Hugo Paul and Agathe Liepmann; appendage contains list of Hugo Paul Liepmann's works and obituaries by Kurt Hildebrandt, R.Gaupp and Hermann Goldschmidt.Charlotte Liepmann-Hamburger (born in 1899) was the daughter of the neurologist Hugo Paul Liepmann (1856-1932) who was the director of the mental hospitals of Dalldorf and Herzberge near Berlin and became professor at Berlin university in 1918. Her maternal grandfather was Julius Bleichroeder (1828-1907), a brother of the banker Gerson Bleichroeder.Louis Liepmann (1816-1906) was the paternal grandfather of Charlotte Liepmann. He worked in his father's textile business before establishing a banking house in Berlin.AssimilationHospital
Familien-Erinnerungen von Louis Liepmann : Wahrheit ohne Dichtung.
No full textFamily history; business and economic history; textile and banking business; business branch in Manchester.Louis Liepmann (1816-1906) was the paternal grandfather of Charlotte Liepmann. He worked in his father's textile business before establishing a banking house in Berlin
Heinz Herbert Liepmann Collection 1873-1981
No full textIn this collection are personal papers and documents of Heinz Herbert Liepmann and his father Herbert Liepmann, as well as a few items belonging to other family members. The bulk of these documents relate to the Liepmanns' medical education, military service for Germany and the United States, and emigration to the United States in 1938.Processed for digitizationSent for digitizationdigitize
Interview with Hans W. Liepmann
No full textAn interview in three sessions, March 10 and 12, 1982, and March 30, 1983, with Hans W. Liepmann, director (1970-1985) of Caltech’s Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories (GALCIT), in the Division of Engineering and Applied Science. Dr. Liepmann received his PhD from the University of Zürich in 1938 and came to Caltech the following year as a research fellow to work with Theodore von Kármán, director of the Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory, as GALCIT was then known.
He recalls his early education in Berlin during World War I, postwar inflation, and the rise of the Nazis; his family’s move to Istanbul in 1933; his studies at the University of Istanbul with Richard von Mises and Harry Dember; Prague’s German University; and Zürich with Edgar Meyer, Gregor Wentzel, and Richard Bär. Recalls his arrival at Caltech and his various GALCIT colleagues, particularly von Kármán and successor Clark Millikan. Comments on GALCIT’s relationship with U.S. aircraft industry during World War II; on Robert Millikan; on his work on turbulence, transonic flow, shockwave boundary interaction; on changes in GALCIT over the years; on teaching at Caltech and the difference between science education in the U.S. and Western Europe. Recalls the controversial deportation of Hsue-shen Tsien. Comments on consulting with Douglas Aircraft Company, on founding of the applied mathematics department, and on his ongoing unhappiness with Caltech’s direction, particularly its move toward the social sciences
[Biographical and genealogical materials on the miniaturist Liepmann Fraenkel] 1914-1966
No full textBiographical manuscripts and family trees of miniature painter Liepmann Fraenckel.Painter, born 1772 in Parchim. Died 1857 Kopenhagen.The original German language inventory is available in the folder.Processed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
In memoriam Prof. Hans W. Liepmann (1914–2009)
No full textHans Wolfgang Liepmann, a pioneering researcher and passionate
educator in fluid mechanics, passed away at the age
of 94. Liepmann, the Theodore von Kármán Professor of
Aeronautics, Emeritus, at the California Institute of Technology
(Caltech), passed away June 24 at his home in La
Cañada Flintridge. Widely honored for his contributions to
aeronautics, Liepmann came to Caltech in 1939 and was the
third director of Caltech’s Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories
(GALCIT), from 1972 to 1985
Hans W. Liepmann, 1914–2009
No full text This article presents a brief account of the life and work of Hans W. Liepmann, a distinguished fluid dynamicist, an outstanding teacher and leader, and the third Director of the Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories, California Institute of Technology. </jats:p
Pflegebedürftigkeit im Alter: aktuelle Befunde und Konsequenzen für künftige Versorgungsstrukturen
No full textRöttger-Liepmann B. Pflegebedürftigkeit im Alter: aktuelle Befunde und Konsequenzen für künftige Versorgungsstrukturen. Gesundheitsforschung. Weinheim: Juventa-Verl.; 2007
Replication Data for: Why should we integrate income and employment support? A conceptual and empirical investigation
No full textThe data and code replicate the analysis of "mandatory active labour market policies included in unemployment protection schemes, by country and type of measure", based on data from the Social Security Programs Throughout the World (SSPTW) database using the software Stata
Welfare effects of unemployment benefits when informality is high
No full textWe investigate the welfare effects of unemployment benefits (UBs) in the context of high informality, analyzing matched administrative and survey data with detailed information on consumption, transfers and informal and formal employment of UB recipients. Difference-in-differences analysis reveals a comparatively large consumption drop after the loss of a formal job, resulting from shifts towards lower-quality informal employment and an associated earnings penalty. Exploiting a UB kink, we then show that higher UBs delay program exit through a substitution of formal with informal employment. Even when conservatively estimated, however, welfare effects are positive for coefficients of risk aversion exceeding two
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