Felix Pinkus FamilyCollection 1861-1982, 2011 bulk 1900-1960

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Felix Pinkus FamilyCollection 1861-1982, 2011 bulk 1900-1960

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The Felix PinkusFamily Collection documents the professional and personal lives of the dermatologistFelix Pinkus and his son Hermann Pinkus, and of other members of their family to asmaller extent. Prominent subjects include their work in dermatology, their artisticinterests, Felix Pinkus's travels, and the family in general. This collectioncomprises a diverse array of formats. Text-based items include correspondence,unpublished writings, notes and research, newspaper clippings and journal articles,educational and professional certificates and documentation, official documents andvarious kinds of memorabilia. Visual media include photographs, photograph albums,small sketches, drawings and paintings and various types of scrapbooks.

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Pinkus, Walter H., 1942-

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Felix Pinkus was born April 4, 1868 in Berlin, the son of the businessman Benjamin ("Benno") and Rosalie (née Franckel) Pinkus. He had three brothers: Paul, Georg and Eugen. In Berlin he attended the Friedrich Werder Gymnasium, from which he graduated in 1885. Thereafter he studied medicine at the Universities of Berlin and Freiburg im Breisgau, with special interests in comparative anatomy and dermatology. At Freiburg he wrote his doctoral dissertation Über einen noch nicht beschri...

Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin

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Pinkus, Hermann, 1905-1985

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Pinkus family

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Pinkus, Felix, 1868-1947

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German Jewish physician who fled from Germany in 1938 and settled in Monroe, Michigan in 1941. From the description of Felix Pinkus papers, [194-]. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34418950 ...