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anonymous: The Vogt group ca. 1906. From left to right- Korbinian Brodmann, Cécile Vogt, Oskar Vogt, Louise Bosse, Max Lewandowski, Max Borcher  wikidata:Q60614672 reasonator:Q60614672
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The Vogt group ca. 1906. From left to right- Korbinian Brodmann, Cécile Vogt, Oskar Vogt, Louise Bosse, Max Lewandowski, Max Borcher
label QS:Len,"The Vogt group ca. 1906. From left to right- Korbinian Brodmann, Cécile Vogt, Oskar Vogt, Louise Bosse, Max Lewandowski, Max Borcher"
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Depicted people Korbinian Brodmann/Oskar Vogt/Cécile Vogt/Max Borchert/Max Lewandowsky
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anonymous: The Vogt group ca. 1906. From left to right- Korbinian Brodmann, Cécile Vogt, Oskar Vogt, Louise Bosse, Max Lewandowski, Max Borcher  wikidata:Q60614672 reasonator:Q60614672
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Frank Stahnisch
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Hanfried Helmchen
Title
Psychiatrie und Hirnforschung: Zu den interstitiellen Übergängen desstädtischen Wissenschaftsraums im Labor der Berliner Metropole – Oskar und Cécile Vogt, Korbinian Brodmann, Kurt Goldstein
Series title Psychiater und Zeitgeist. Zur Geschichte der Psychiatrie in Berlin
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Pabst Science Publisher
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Page overview 76-93
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Language German
Publication date 2008
Place of publication Berlin

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