150 Years of Psychiatry at Göttingen University
Lectures given at the Anniversary Symposium
Contributions by Manfred Koller Contributions by Eckart Rüther Contributions by Iris Hauth Contributions by Heinz Häfner Contributions by Hans Lauter Contributions by Andreas Spengler Contributions by Siegfried Neuenhausen Contributions by Peter Falkai Contributions by Alkomiet Hasan Contributions by Andrea Schmitt Contributions by Dirk Wedekind Contributions by Carsten Spitzer Contributions by Jens Wiltfang Edited by Dirk Wedekind Edited by Carsten Spitzer Edited by Jens Wiltfang
Hardback (Published)
(August 2019)
ISBN: 9783847110347
6.34 x 9.33 inches
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This volume focuses on the special historical moments of the third oldest University Psychiatry in Germany, which has been existing in Gottingen since 1866. Ludwig Meyer, appointed to Gottingen in 1866, was the third professor ordinarius for Psychiatry in Germany and the first person to have a finished Hospital. The contributors in this volume show a great insight in the history of the University Psychiatry in Gottingen from its beginnings, to its enlargement and crisis during the Third Reich unto recent developments of the last decades.
Dr. med. Manfred Koller ist Nervenarzt und Ärztlicher Direktor des Asklepios Fachklinikums Göttingen.
- Contributions by Manfred Koller
- Contributions by Eckart Rüther
- Contributions by Iris Hauth
- Contributions by Heinz Häfner
- Contributions by Hans Lauter
- Contributions by Andreas Spengler
- Contributions by Siegfried Neuenhausen
- Contributions by Peter Falkai
- Contributions by Alkomiet Hasan
- Contributions by Andrea Schmitt
- Contributions by Dirk Wedekind
- Contributions by Carsten Spitzer
- Contributions by Jens Wiltfang
- Edited by Dirk Wedekind
- Edited by Carsten Spitzer
- Edited by Jens Wiltfang
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