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RMTA24YP–Demolition of the Institute for Slavic Languages ??at the German Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague. German minister of the parliament of Czechoslovakia Franz Spina is the chair holder. Students of the German Charles-Ferdinand University and the Charles University in Prague argue about medieval insignia. Undated photo, around 1934.
RMRYJ8CC–geography / travel, Great Britian, culture, German Cultural Institute, London, shortly before opening, interior view, vestibule of the concert room, 30.1.1958, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2BW3A3E–German women players in action at table tennis championships at the Imperial Institute , Kensington . A overhead view of two German players in action - further from camera is Frau Krebabech , and nearer camera is Fraulein Bussmann . 9 February 1935
RMF0C21X–medicine, pharmacy, German Pharmaceutical Institute, exterior view, Berlin - Weissensee, 1960s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RF2E3NK73–The General German Credit Institute in Leipzig in Germany, in 1876 / Die allgemeine deutsche Kreditanstalt in Leipzig in Deutschland, im Jahre 1876, Historisch, historical, digital improved reproduction of an original from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert,
RMD96K63–Albert EINSTEIN (1879-1955), German-Swiss-American mathematical physicist, in his study at Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton, United States, 1940
RMF2B4JT–Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, German-American architect and educator. Mies emigrated to the U.S.in 1937, and settled in Chicago to head the architecture department of the new Illinois Institute of Technology. Mies was one of the most important 20th c. International Style architects. - (BSLOC 2015 1 24)
RF2BC028C–Johann Jacob Baeyer ( 1794 - 1885) German geodesist and lieutenant-general in the Royal Prussian Army, first director of the Royal Prussian Geodetic Institute
RMKWCRPJ–Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, German-American architect and educator. Mies emigrated to the U.S.in 1937, and settled in Chicago to head the architecture department of the new Illinois Institute of Technology. Mies was one of the most important 20th c. International Style architects. - (BSLOC 2015 1 24)
RMCR4FRN–Loewi, Otto, 3.6.1873 - 25.12.1961, German pharmacologist, group picture, with colleagues, at the Institute of Pharmacology, Graz, Austria, circa 1935,
RME0PX28–Mar 27, 1957; Bonn, Germany; Former leader of Economical Institute of German Federation of Labour, Dr. VICTOR AGARTZ, was arrested for having received money from the Eastgerman Federation of Labour FDGB.
RM2BW3MM2–German woman pilot demonstrates new sea glider . A new type of sea glider was demonstrated by Miss Reitach , a German woman pilot on the Bodensea . The demonstration was watched by experts of the German Sail plane investigation institute . Hanna Reitsch was towed into the air and remained aloft for 30 minutes , after which she made a perfect ' landing ' on the water . The craft has a wing span of 55 feet . Photo shows Hanna Reitch aboard the new sea glider after the test . 30 November 1935
RMDGMK3F–Historical engraving, interior of Cologne Cathedral around 1880, engraved in steel by Carl Mayer Art Institute, Nuremberg,
RMT0MC8B–pedagogy, university, Wuerzburg, building, physical institute, exterior view, 1896, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMKX5R81–Werner Heisenberg (1901 -1976), German theoretical physicist and a key pioneer of quantum mechanics, won the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics for his theory and applications of quantum mechanics.
RMBA7W96–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, portrait, circa 1910,
RM2GH03XR–Portrait of Werner Heisenberg (1901 -1976), German theoretical physicist and a key pioneer of quantum mechanics who won the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics for his theory and applications of quantum mechanics.
RMTA155X–Demolition of the Institute for Slavic Languages ??at the German Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague. German minister of the parliament of Czechoslovakia Franz Spina is the chair holder. Students of the German Charles-Ferdinand University and the Charles University in Prague argue about medieval insignia. Undated photo, around 1934.
RME0XXEA–Mar 12, 1968; Rome, Italy; Russia's second man in space German Titov said 'with the utmost sincerity' that he had no idea who would win the race to the moon. G.S. Titov told during a press conference held at the occasion of the electronics exposition. I am still very young' said Titov who is 33 'and so I hope I can go back up there again'. Titov completed 17 orbits in space Aug. 6-7, 1961. With him was a 20 man Soviet delegation to the Rome show. The picture shows a portrait of the Vice Director of USSR's Nuclear Institute Mr. S. ARTSIMOVIC.
RM2DBHWY8–'At the ''Festival of the German School'' in Berlin's Grunewald Stadium, students greet the VIP box as they march out of the stadium. Standing in the box among others (from the VDA flag Erich Raeder, Franz von Papen and the Lord Mayor of Berlin Heinrich Sahm, and on the far right Professor Eugen Fischer, Rector of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitaet Berlin. In addition, a bust of the absent Adolf Hitler is placed above a swastika flag. On the left side there is a flag of the organizer ''Volksbund fuer das Deutschtum im Ausland'', VDA.'
RM2A2B0EY–Women in the German Fashion Institute in East Berlin. On the wall you can see the inscription 'Socialist life also means to dress fashionably'.
RMHHG75D–Hofmann's spectroscope. 1895. Dr. J. G. Hofmann; originally of German extraction; established a business in Paris as an optical and philosophical instrument maker. The firm was active between the years 1850-1875 trading at rue de Bucy. Later (1863-1875); the firm was referred to as l' Institute d' Optique à Paris.
RMKWCPT9–Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, German-American architect and educator. Mies emigrated to the U.S.in 1937, and settled in Chicago to head the architecture department of the new Illinois Institute of Technology. Mies was one of the most important 20th c. International Style architects. - (BSLOC 2015 1 24)
RM2BX56G6–The Rector of Philipps-Universitaet Marburg Theodor Mayer (in gown) after laying the wreath at the unveiled memorial to Emil von Behring near the Institute of Hygiene. On the left with flag, students of the National Socialist German Students' Union. On the right, spectators.
RFRP60KH–Monochrome image of the exterior view of the zoological institute of the university of Rostock, Germany
RMG15M9F–Max Carl Ludwig Wittmack (September 26, 1839 - February 2, 1929) was a German botanist. He was curator at the Agricultural Museum in Berlin, and supervised the plant breeding. From 1889 to 1891 and again from 1910 to 1913 he was Director of the Agricultur
RM2BX5715–Prof. Dr. Peter Muehlens (centre) from the Tropical Institute Hamburg gives medical advice to the 462 Germans who were expelled from the former German East Africa by England. The picture shows a family with children in Muehlens' clinic, where a nurse is also present.
RM2JYXG3X–Einstein Urges Educational Support -- Dr. Albert Einstein, famed theoretical physicist making one of his rare public appearances, speaks to 300 Jewish community leaders of the U.S. and Canada at Nassau Tavern here tonight. He urged support for schools of higher learning in Israel as institutions where Jews will always be welcome. Meeting was the first national conference of the American Committee for the Hebrew University, Weizmann Institute of Science, and *****. May 10, 1950. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
![Building of the German Weather Service or former Institute for Climatology and Meteorological Observatory on the Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Wolfgang Mallwitz [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW4YN/building-of-the-german-weather-service-or-former-institute-for-climatology-and-meteorological-observatory-on-the-telegrafenberg-today-the-institute-for-climate-impact-research-photo-mazwolfgang-mallwitz-automated-translation-2PYW4YN.jpg "Building of the German Weather Service or former Institute for Climatology and Meteorological Observatory on the Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Wolfgang Mallwitz [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2PYW4YN–Building of the German Weather Service or former Institute for Climatology and Meteorological Observatory on the Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Wolfgang Mallwitz [automated translation]
RMDGMK3D–Historical engraving, Cologne Cathedral with a crane, by Wilhelm von Abbema in 1824, engraved in steel by Carl Mayer Art
![The Goethe Institute building in Seoul, South Korea. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFC53/the-goethe-institute-building-in-seoul-south-korea-automated-translation-2FNFC53.jpg "The Goethe Institute building in Seoul, South Korea. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2X7380R–The reconnaissance, Date based on Detroit, Thistle Publications (1912)., Possibly the Franco-German War., Photograph of a painting signed 'Edouard Detaille, 1875' at the Art Institute of Chicago., Detroit Publishing Co. no. M 538., Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949, Soldiers. , Winter. , Streets. , Military reconnaissance.
RMBA7W92–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, portrait, circa 1910,
RMRMC6YJ–Georg Melchers, German biologist and director of the Max Planck Institute of Biology in Tuebingen, Tuebingen (1984).
RMBA7W8Y–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, portrait, etching by Molitor, 1912,
RMRMCDKE–Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, German pollster and founder of the first German opinion research institute, the Allensbach Institute, Bonn (1989).
RMBB5WEC–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, half length, circa 1910,
RMRMC85N–Hellmut Becker (born May 17, 1913 in Hamburg - died on December 16, 1993 in Berlin) a German educational scientist. Between 1956 and1974 he was president of the Deutscher Volkshochschul-Verband (German Adult Education Association) and from 1960 to1981 founding director of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin (1986).
RMCP17AN–Freiligrath, Ferdinand, 17.6.1810 - 18.3.1876, German author / writer, title of the first edition of 'Ca ira!', book of poetry, 1846,
RM2DBHWMX–'The exhibition ''Das heutige Deutschland'' (Today's Germany) will be presented to the press in the Central Institute for Education (Great Hall) before the transport to Sagan. Here in the waiting room, the tableau created by Scherl's picture service on the ''Construction of the new Reich', featuring, among other things, the themes ''The struggle for work and bread'', ''Blood and soil. The Basis of German Future'' and ''National Socialism in Action''. On the floor there is a map of Germany.'
RMBHNA93–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, half length, with his colleagues: Friedrich Sander, Otto Klemm, Ottmar Dittrich, Wilhelm Wirth and the assistant Hartmann, circa 1908,
RMRMB3EX–Klaus Hasselmann (born on 25 Oct. 1931 in Hamburg) German climate researcher, meteorologist, oceanologist and director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg (1986).
RMDAWJT0–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, entrance, Reitmorstrasse, circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMRMDXG2–Christiane Nuesslein-Volhard (born Oct. 20, 1942), German biologist, biochemist and scientist at the Max Planck Institute (genetics). In 1995 she received the Nobel Prize.
RM2HJCMFP–Professor Ernst Ruska (1906-1988) was a German physicist who built an electron lens, which he used in constructing the first electron microscope. Photographed here at the Max Plank Institute for Physics in Berlin.
RMRMCD2R–Manfred Eigen, German molecular biologist, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (1967, together with Ronald G.W. Norrish and George Porter) and member of the Directorate of the Department of Chemical Kinetics at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen (1985).
RM2JYXG4N–Einstein Urges Educational Support -- Dr. Albert Einstein, famed theoretical physicist making one of his rare public appearances, speaks to 300 Jewish community leaders of the U.S. and Canada at Nassau Tavern here tonight. He urged support for schools of higher learning in Israel as institutions where Jews will always be welcome. Meeting was the first national conference of the American Committee for the Hebrew University, Weizmann Institute of Science, and *****. May 10, 1950. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
RMRMB4NJ–Adolf Butenandt (born on March 24, 1903 in Lehe - died on January 18, 1995 in Munich) German biochemist and Nobel Laureate for Chemistry in 1939 (together with Prof. Ruzicka, Zurich). From 1956 head of the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry and University Professor of the Medical Faculty of the University of Munich (Munich 1984).
RM2JYXG7G–Atomic Scientists Meet - Members of Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists discuss here today contents of their joint appeal issued for public subscription of $1,000, 000 to finance a nation-wide educational campaign on social implications of atomic energy Left to right are: Seated, Harold C. Urey, Univ. of Chicago, Prof. Albert Einstein; Selig Hecht, Columbia University; standing, Victor F. Weisskopf, Massachusetts. Institute of Technology; Lee S. Szilard, Univ.of Chicago; Hans A. Bethe, Cornell University; Thorfin R. Hogness, Univ. of Chicago and Philip M. Morse, on leave from M.I.T. Novem
RFHGERR9–Engelbert Arnold, 7 March 1856 - 16 November 1911, was a Swiss-born electrical engineer. He was the first professor of the electrotechnical institute at the TH Karlsruhe, today KIT), which was founded under his supervision from 1896 until 1898, reproduction of a photo from the year 1895, digital improved
RM2HX5CFE–General A.D. Faupel, who is to be Franco's Charge D'Affaires in the Government at Salamanca. General Faupel was until now, Leader of the Ibero-American Institute and for a long time President of The German Spanish Society. General A.D. Faupel. November 23, 1936.
RFHG46AY–Engelbert Arnold, 7 March 1856 - 16 November 1911, was a Swiss-born electrical engineer. He was the first professor of the electrotechnical institute at the TH Karlsruhe, today KIT), which was founded under his supervision from 1896 until 1898, reproduction of a photo from the year 1895, digital improved
RM2HX5CG6–After the acknowledgment of the National Government in Spain by Germany -- General Faupel, who has been appointed to represent Germany at Burgos, has made for general Franco's Head Quarter. General Faupel is an experienced officer and volunteer-corps leader. He has also distinguished himself as president of the Iberoameican Institute at Berlin and generally as an advancer of German - Spanish and German -Southamerican relations. November 22, 1936.
![The 13th workshop week of the FDJ singing clubs in Potsdam which takes place from 19.- 26.07.1981. On the Klement-Gottwald-Straße the singers of the Institute for Teacher Education Schwerin perform their songs. Free German youth.youth meeting. GDR.historical.Photo: MAZ/Christel Köster, July 1981 [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW14G/the-13th-workshop-week-of-the-fdj-singing-clubs-in-potsdam-which-takes-place-from-19-26071981-on-the-klement-gottwald-strae-the-singers-of-the-institute-for-teacher-education-schwerin-perform-their-songs-free-german-youthyouth-meeting-gdrhistoricalphoto-mazchristel-kster-july-1981-automated-translation-2PYW14G.jpg "The 13th workshop week of the FDJ singing clubs in Potsdam which takes place from 19.- 26.07.1981. On the Klement-Gottwald-Straße the singers of the Institute for Teacher Education Schwerin perform their songs. Free German youth.youth meeting. GDR.historical.Photo: MAZ/Christel Köster, July 1981 [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2PYW14G–The 13th workshop week of the FDJ singing clubs in Potsdam which takes place from 19.- 26.07.1981. On the Klement-Gottwald-Straße the singers of the Institute for Teacher Education Schwerin perform their songs. Free German youth.youth meeting. GDR.historical.Photo: MAZ/Christel Köster, July 1981 [automated translation]
RM2NTT402–Physicist Lise Meitner (1878-1968) photographed with Chemist Otto Hahn (1879-1968) in a laboratory at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry, Berlin-Dahlem, circa 1913
![Dr. Fritz Sebening, the Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG7ED/dr-fritz-sebening-the-director-of-the-clinic-for-cardiovascular-surgery-at-the-german-heart-institute-in-munich-automated-translation-2FNG7ED.jpg "Dr. Fritz Sebening, the Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG7ED–Dr. Fritz Sebening, the Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich. [automated translation]
RM2X1AAC4–Johann George Halske, co-founder of the first German Telegraphen-Bauanstalt (telegraph institute) 'Siemens & Halske', 1880 - 18800101 PD0459 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMDB5CAK–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, staff members at a card-index cabinet, circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMG15M6G–Historical illustration of the spectrograph of the Astrophysical Observatory in Potsdam, 1870s. This observatory is now the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP). It is the successor of the Berlin Observatory founded in 1700 and of the Astrophy
![Dr. Fritz Sebening, Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich, talking to two men. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG7E5/dr-fritz-sebening-director-of-the-clinic-for-cardiovascular-surgery-at-the-german-heart-institute-in-munich-talking-to-two-men-automated-translation-2FNG7E5.jpg "Dr. Fritz Sebening, Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich, talking to two men. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG7E5–Dr. Fritz Sebening, Director of the Clinic for Cardiovascular Surgery at the German Heart Institute in Munich, talking to two men. [automated translation]
![Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW506/building-of-the-german-weather-service-or-former-meteorological-observatory-on-telegrafenberg-today-the-institute-for-climate-impact-research-photo-mazpeter-sengpiehl-automated-translation-2PYW506.jpg "Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2PYW506–Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation]
RMDAWJTH–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, staff member in front of shelf with files, circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW50P/building-of-the-german-weather-service-or-former-meteorological-observatory-on-telegrafenberg-today-the-institute-for-climate-impact-research-photo-mazpeter-sengpiehl-automated-translation-2PYW50P.jpg "Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2PYW50P–Building of the German Weather Service or former Meteorological Observatory on Telegrafenberg. Today the Institute for Climate Impact Research. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation]
RMRMDG2H–Wolfgang Wickler (18 Nov. 1931) a German zoologist, behavioral scientist and author, Max Planck scientist, Starnberg-Seewiesen. (undated photo)
RMDAWJTB–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, staff member reading newspaper 'Voelkischer Beobachter' from 1920, circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![The spokespersons of the Association of German Economic Research Institutes at a press conference. From left to right: Arthur Krumper (Munich), Hans-Jürgen Schmahl (Hamburg), Monat Seidler (Berlin), Elisabeth Herwerh and Bernhard Fildsor. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFBFF/the-spokespersons-of-the-association-of-german-economic-research-institutes-at-a-press-conference-from-left-to-right-arthur-krumper-munich-hans-jrgen-schmahl-hamburg-monat-seidler-berlin-elisabeth-herwerh-and-bernhard-fildsor-automated-translation-2FNFBFF.jpg "The spokespersons of the Association of German Economic Research Institutes at a press conference. From left to right: Arthur Krumper (Munich), Hans-Jürgen Schmahl (Hamburg), Monat Seidler (Berlin), Elisabeth Herwerh and Bernhard Fildsor. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNFBFF–The spokespersons of the Association of German Economic Research Institutes at a press conference. From left to right: Arthur Krumper (Munich), Hans-Jürgen Schmahl (Hamburg), Monat Seidler (Berlin), Elisabeth Herwerh and Bernhard Fildsor. [automated translation]
RM2PYX4G8–Photo of a group of students in front of the bulletin board of the German Academy for Politics (DHfP) with announcements for the summer semester 1950 in West Berlin.
RMTA23P5–A group of female students are showing the Hitler salute on the 'Day of physical Exercises' at the gym of the Gymnastics Department of Friedrich Wilhelm University. On this occasion, Bernhard Rust gives a speech, and a sports program of gymnastics, handball, soccer and jumping/running competition takes place.
![The head of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr Korbinian Braun, is a specialist in the Bavarian language. He is standing in front of a board with Bavarian expressions. Undated photograph, circa 1955. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFC56/the-head-of-the-goethe-institut-in-munich-dr-korbinian-braun-is-a-specialist-in-the-bavarian-language-he-is-standing-in-front-of-a-board-with-bavarian-expressions-undated-photograph-circa-1955-automated-translation-2FNFC56.jpg "The head of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr Korbinian Braun, is a specialist in the Bavarian language. He is standing in front of a board with Bavarian expressions. Undated photograph, circa 1955. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNFC56–The head of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr Korbinian Braun, is a specialist in the Bavarian language. He is standing in front of a board with Bavarian expressions. Undated photograph, circa 1955. [automated translation]
RMDB5CAP–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, staff members at a cabinet with building plans from the Third Reich, circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![The director of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr. Korbinian Braun is a specialist for the Bavarian language. Here he is giving some students lessons in the Bavarian language. A map of Bavaria hangs on one of the blackboards. Undated photograph. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFC7R/the-director-of-the-goethe-institut-in-munich-dr-korbinian-braun-is-a-specialist-for-the-bavarian-language-here-he-is-giving-some-students-lessons-in-the-bavarian-language-a-map-of-bavaria-hangs-on-one-of-the-blackboards-undated-photograph-automated-translation-2FNFC7R.jpg "The director of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr. Korbinian Braun is a specialist for the Bavarian language. Here he is giving some students lessons in the Bavarian language. A map of Bavaria hangs on one of the blackboards. Undated photograph. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNFC7R–The director of the Goethe-Institut in Munich, Dr. Korbinian Braun is a specialist for the Bavarian language. Here he is giving some students lessons in the Bavarian language. A map of Bavaria hangs on one of the blackboards. Undated photograph. [automated translation]
RMDAWJT9–science, history, Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte (Institute of Contemporary History), Munich, Germany, staff member reading book by Baldur von Schirach, 'Die Hitlerjugend' (The Hitler Youth), circa 1950, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMBC66E7–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, his laboratory, circa 1910,
RMBAAN1Y–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, portrait, circa 1875,
RMBAAN1X–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, portrait, circa 1910,
RMBC654W–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, his grave, Grossbothen near Leipzig, Germany,
RMBC654G–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, his home at Grossbothen near Leipzig,
RMBAAN27–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, title side 'Philosophische Studien', 1883,
RMBAAN24–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, title side 'Grundzüge der physiologischen Psychologie', 1874,
RMBB5P3N–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, half length, circa 1910, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMBAAN23–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, title side 'Beiträge zu Theorie der Sinneswahrnehmung', 1862,
RMBAAN21–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, half length, painting, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMBAAN22–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, title of 'lecture about people and animal soul', second volumes from 1863,
RMBB5XH0–Wundt, Wilhelm, 16.8.1832 - 31.8.1920, German philosopher and psychologist, group picture with his family and employees, at his 70th birthday, 1902, Eleonore Wundt, Erich Mosch, Oswald Külpe, Gustav Störring, August Kirschmann, middle row: Emil Kraepelin, W. Wundt, Sophie Wundt, Reinecke, first row: Max Wundt, Wilhelm Wirth, ,
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RMB4769G–education, school, teacher and pupil in language laboratory of the Goethe-Institut, Munich, 1960s,
RMRYJ9MG–military, Germany, army, Free Corps, recruiting poster for the Freikorps Luetzow, 'Who saves the Fatherland', design: Leo Impekoven, art institute Weylandt, Berlin, 1919, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
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