Tag: 1900-1949

Detlef Strathmann

Detlef Strathmann

Detlef Strathmann (1941-2001) He financed his medical studies as a medical journalist – including for the Bild newspaper – and thus found his way into the pharmaceutical industry. His subsequent career then led him into advertising. In 1973, he founded the advertising agency Intramed, which is still part of the Strathmann Group today. At the same time, he recommended the right medications as a mailbox doctor for several magazines. He advised readers of the women's magazine "Petra" as Read more [...]
Werner Schunk

Werner Schunk

Prof. Dr. Werner Schunk has traveled to more than 100 countries in his lifetime. His curiosity about people in other cultures, their way of life, and their art has repeatedly led him to board trains, cars, buses, airplanes, rickety helicopters, and the suspiciously light boats of the locals. He wanted to see with his own eyes how the indigenous people of Papua New Guinea, the Amazon, or Madagascar live, and always stayed for a while. Rich in impressions, insights, and the gratitude of the people, Read more [...]
Gerhard Uhlenbruck

Gerhard Uhlenbruck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQs7mm-g68Q Uhlenbruck's family wasn't supposed to know that their Gerd was running, because to them he was ill (sarcoidosis). So he chose Urbach's GSV Porz, a slightly out-of-town club, as his club. He has completed 36 marathons and a 100km race, which he ran on his birthday. Twice he finished the 42.195km in the age group 70. His personal best of 3:18 hours is astonishing considering his lung history. Once (1984), he even became German Marathon Champion Read more [...]
Fritz Baars

Fritz Baars

Fritz Baars is a cycling doctor. On his website, he reports extensively on the Cycling Association of German Doctors and Pharmacists. As of January 1, 2013, I am now enjoying my professional retirement. It was initially a huge adjustment after a busy, interesting professional life. But now I finally have enough time for my hobbies! Active cycling played and continues to play an important role in that. Maintaining my website and compiling facts and information also requires a lot of time. Read more [...]
Rainer Katterbach

Rainer Katterbach

https://magazin.aekb.de/fileadmin/mitgliederzeitschrift/2015/b1506.pdf from Deutsches Ärzteblatt 103, Ausgabe 51-52 vom 25.12.2006, Seite A-3467THEMEN DER ZEIT: PortraitRainer Katterbach is working as HonoraryDoc in the Samaritan telephone service since he is retired from his chief doctor of a Berlin hospital.Two or three times per month he covers a service in the pastoral advice service for a 4 hrs shift. Most calls are 20 to 45 minutes. Even Katterbach asexperiences psychoanalyst says Read more [...]
Gerhard Hermann

Gerhard Hermann

Gerhard Hermann, a laboratory physician and owner of a laboratory company, is turning his garden dreams into reality at his home! Forty years ago, the land surrounding the Zellesmühle farm in Weigenheim/Reusch near Uffenheim consisted of fields. Then Gerhard Hermann began planting the first trees. Over the years, the field became a true park. With its blend of Franconian landscape and English garden architecture, it is now one of the largest and most diverse private gardens in southern Germany. https://labor-hermann.de/unser-labor/historie https://www.management-krankenhaus.de/topstories/labor-diagnostik/30-jahre-institut-virionserion-dr-gerhard-hermann-im-interview Read more [...]
Georg Hörmann

Georg Hörmann

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSGv1Y5jZO8 Georg Hörmann (born November 13, 1946 in Ulm) is a German psychologist, physician, psychotherapist, and retired professor of education at the Otto-Friedrich University in Bamberg. After graduating from the Humboldt-Gymnasium Ulm in 1965, Hörmann studied secondary school teaching (philosophy, Latin, theology, and education), musicology (master's degree), psychology (diploma), and human medicine. He earned the degrees of choirmaster (C-exam) at Read more [...]
Cecil G. Helman

Cecil G. Helman

Cecil Helman (4 January 1944 – 15 June 2009) was a South African doctor, author, and medical anthropologist.[1][2][3][4][5] He published poetry, essays, and short stories, as well as academic books and papers. Adam Kuper, a sometime professor of anthropology at Brunel University, was lecturing on the topic at UCL when he first got to know Helman. “It was very unusual then for a medical person to do a social science course”, Read more [...]
John Diamond

John Diamond

John Diamond (9 August 1934 – 25 April 2021) was a physician and author on holistic health and creativity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBHM0VMQCFo Diamond married three times. His first wife was Suzanne Gurvich, with whom he had three children, Ian, Kathie, and Peter. In the 1970s he married Betty Peele, and in 1994 the opera singer Susan Burghardt.[2] For many years, Diamond played drums in a jazz band which he founded, named the Diamond Jubilators. The band Read more [...]
Diethelm Kause

Diethelm Kause

Vita Born in 1944 in Wreschen near PosenGraduated from high school in Lüneburg in 1965Study of medicine from 1965 to 2010, specialist training (surgery), and rural doctor in Abenberg in 2011Retired in 2011 Artistic Career Drawing since childhood. Watercolor course on Sylt, head and figure drawing during his studies in Marburg, and life drawing course at the adult education center in Nuremberg. Experimented with oil painting 30 years ago, and for about 25 years, he has been Read more [...]