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Edward Lang was born in Klacsan, Hungary, (now Jesenove in Slovakia). From 1886 Lang was professor of dermatology and venereology

Hematologist, bacteriologist, Nobel Prize laureate, discoverer of the basic human blood groups Karl Landsteiner was born in Vienna, where he

Born in Miroslav (now in the Czech Republic), he taught in Jaffa, Israel, at the Kiryat Sefer agricultural school from

Ludwig Heinrich von Mises was born in Lemberg (now Lviv, in the Ukraine), where his father was a railway engineer.

Ophthalmologist Ludwig Mautner was born in Prague. In 1890 he became the head of the Eye Department at the Viennese

Yirmiyahu Mattersdorf was born in Oswiecim (now in Poland). Originally he was called Rosenbaum, but took the name Mattersdorf when

Isaac Noah Mannheimer was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark. He studied at the Copenhagen University and, concurrently, concentrated on

Elisabeth Neumann was born in Vienna, where she graduated the high in 1917 and then studied acting privately from 1917

Robert Neumann was born In Vienna, where he studied medicine, chemistry and German philosophy. From 1918 he held several posts

Swimmer, Olympic champion Paul Neumann was born in Vienna, the son of a renowed physician. He achieved his first sportive