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[Correspondence between L. C. Biggers and Meyer Bodansky - May 1940]
No full textCorrespondence between Dr. Meyer Bodansky and Dr. L. C. Biggers in May of 1940. Dr. Biggers wrote to Dr. Bodansky on May 3, 1940 to let him know he's excited about the upcoming presentation Dr. Bodansky is delivering at the North Texas Medical Association. Dr. Bodansky replied on May 28 with information about his travel plans for the conference
Johann Heinrich Meyer, Abbozzo per una storia dell'arte del XVIII secolo (1805)
No full textIl testo di Meyer venne pubblicato la prima volta nel volume "Winkelmann und sein Jahrhundert. In Briefen und Aufsätzen" a cura di Johann Wolfgang Goethe (Tübingen, in der J. G. Cotta’schen Buchhandlung, 1805), con dedica alla duchessa Anna Amalia di Sachsen-Anhalt. Si trattava di una operazione editoriale che rivestì un ruolo centrale nelle recezione di Winckelmann nel XIX secolo nei paesi di lingua tedesca e non solo. Inoltre, il volume faceva parte, come sottolineava Goethe nella introduzione (pp. X-XVI), delle molteplici attività intraprese dagli Amici dell’arte di Weimar (Weimarer Kunstfreunde) per il miglioramento del gusto di un «pubblico più ampio». Il testo di Meyer non è mai stato tradotto in italiano e in Germania ha avuto due riedizioni sine glossa (Leipzig 1969 e Hildeseim 2005)
H. Meyer, Berlin C, Dircksenstrasse 31
No full textH. MEYER, BERLIN C, DIRCKSENSTRASSE 31
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Oral History Interview: Thomas C. Meyer (0713)
No full textMedical education; Residency training; Neonatal intensive care unit; Continuing medical education; Department of Family Medicine; Retirement; Pediatrics department; Honors and awards; Dr. Irene Ibler.In his 2005 interview sessions, Dr. Thomas C. Meyer describes his medical career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Taking place between the early to mid 1900s to 2005, Dr. Meyer discusses the topics of his childhood and family, his life spent in South Africa, his medical training in pediatrics and cardiology, his international medical education, his continuing medical education program, establishing a Department of Family Medicine at UW Health, his medical career at UW-Madison Medical School, his many awards and honors, and his retirement activities. This interview was conducted for inclusion in the UW-Madison Archives and Records Management oral history collectio
[Letter from William C. Rose to Meyer Bodansky - December 1937]
No full textLetter from William C. Rose to Dr. Meyer Bodansky, giving Dr. Bodansky permission to reproduce an article from a recent publication with the consent of the journal publishers
H. Meyer, Berlin C, Dircksenstrasse 31
No full textH. MEYER, BERLIN C, DIRCKSENSTRASSE 31
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[Letter from C. H. Fiske to Meyer Bodansky - January 1934]
No full textLetter from C. H. Fiske of the Harvard Medical School to Dr. Meyer Bodansky thanking him for a contribution to the Folin portrait fund
[Letter from R. C. Rich to Meyer Bodansky - October 1938]
No full textLetter from R. C. Rich to Dr. Meyer Bodansky informing Dr. Bodansky of a forthcoming letter inviting him to be a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemists
[Letter from A. Levinson, H. Meyer, I. W. Held, and J. C. Beck to Meyer Bodansky - March 1939]
No full textLetter from the Editors and Advisory Board of the Medical Leaves Book to Dr. Meyer Bodansky, asking for a donation to purchase a book about Jewish medical topics and problems from the organization. The proceeds from the sale of the book are meant to be used for the assistance of victims of the holocaust
[Letter from C. J. Weber to Meyer Bodansky - November 1935]
No full textLetter from C. J. Weber to Dr. Meyer Bodansky outlining a method the two have used to test urine and blood. Mr. Weber notes the outcomes of several times through the tests and welcomes Dr. Bodansky to provide input on his results testing on tissues and blood
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