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Students at a lecture, 1905

Students at the Hygiene Institute of the Berlin University.

Members of an academic sorority, 1914

The chairladies of an academic sorority.

Children's clinic of the University of Berlin, 1903

Director privy councilor Dr. Heubner examining an infant in the new children's hospital in Berlin.

Female students at the Munich Art Academy, 1901

Female students of the painting class at work at the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts in Munich.

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia as a student, 1909

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia, a son of Emperor Wilhelm II (left), leaving the university together with a fellow student, after the end of the lecture.

Georg Baeselt in "Alt Heidelberg", 1902

Georg Baeselt in his costume as hereditary prince Karl Heinrich in "Alt Heidelberg" by Wilhelm Meyer-Foerster.

Prince Vain Frederick as Sutdent, 1902

Eitel Friedrich, the 19-year-old son of the Prussian King and Emperor Wilhelm II, as a student in Bonn.

Admission to a fraternity, 1911

A new member, called Fuchs, is admitted to a student fraternity.

Munich students at a masked procession, 1898

Munich students at a carnival parade.

Performance of the "Bummelstudenten" at the Berliner Theater, 1910

Performance of the New Year's Eve farce "Bummesstudenten" of the Berliner Theater. Far left Karl Meinhard as Maront, on the shoulders Karl Clewing as H. Pfannenschmidt, third from the right Oskar Sabo as Adolar Beseler, Josefine Dora as waitress Liese and Hans Hoffmann as Pinkert.

Students - 1900 to 1914

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia as a student, 1907

Portrait of the 20-year-old Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia as a student at the University of Bonn.

Corps students at the Jahn celebration in Berlin, 1911

The Jahn celebration that took place in 1911 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the open-air gymnasium (German: Turnplatz) in the Hasenheide in Berlin. Students on horseback also take part in the procession.

Students - 1900 to 1914

Fencing students, 1911

Students of a fraternity fencing.

Celebrations to mark the anniversary of the university in Berlin, 1910

Reich Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg (left) and the Prussian Minister of Culture August von Trott zu Solz (right) are attending the anniversary celebrations.

Students - 1900 to 1914

Professors until 1945

Students in the Institute for Hygiene of the Berlin University, 1905

Medical students during a lecture in the Hygiene Institute of the Berlin University.

Medical students at the University of Berlin, 1910

Anatomy lecture at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitaet Berlin for women given by Professor Benda.

Lab at the Berlin University, 1905

Chemical-bacteriological laboratory at the Berlin University.

Chemistry laboratory of the Berlin University, 1902

Male and female researchers in the chemical laboratory, of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Berlin while working.

Disguises for the carnival in Munich, 1904

Carnival festival of the Munich press. A group of the student association "Die Finken" is wearing the following costumes (from left to right): Gaenselisl, Struwwelpeter, Max and Moritz as well as Schneider Fips.

Gastric surgery, 1881

Prof. Billroth during the first gastric surgery in the world. According to a contemporary drawing.

Student connections in Marburg

Student connections in Couleur during their annual sundowner on the square in Marburg.

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia , 1907

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia (4th from the left) on the terrace of the corps house in Bonn.

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia with students, 1907

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia (4th from the left) with his fellow students belonging to the student's society called "Borussia". They are standing on the terrace of the corps house in Bonn.

The ceremonial inauguration of the fraternity memorial in Eisenach, 1902

The ceremonial inauguration of the fraternity memorial at the Goepelskuppe in Eisenach. Members of student's societies are proceeding in formal clothes to the Denkmalsplatz [Monument Square].

Detention cell procession in Heidelberg, 1906

A detention cell [Karzer] procession of a student's society in Heidelberg. There are those students in the detention cell who are being punished.

Student's fraternity, 1905

Members of a student's fraternity on a so called dueling floor [Paukboden]. The students are taught how to fence and they are prepared for a ritual fencing duel, known as the 'Mensur'.

A torchlight procession of the Catholic Students in Vienna, 1913

A torchlight procession of the Catholic Students in honor of the new Archbishop of Vienna.

German Students during a scale

Students a fighting fraternity observe two of their comrades who fight out the scale on the swot ground.

Hans Luther, 1898

Hans Luther as a student in Geneva. He was Lord Mayor of Essen (1918-1922), Reich Minister of Finance (1923-1925), Reich Chancellor (1925-1926) and President of the Reichsbank (1930-1933).

A delegation of German students with Otto von Bismarck, 1891

Corps students show their reverence to the former German Reich Chancellor Prince Otto von Bismarck in Bad Kissingen.

Konrad Adenauer, 1897

Konrad Adenauer at the age of 21 as a law student.

Corps students in Ruedesheim, 1908

Corps students at the anniversary celebration on the occasion of the eighty-year cartel relations between the Corps Saxo-Borussia-Heidelberg, Saxonia-Gottingen and Borussia-Bonn in Ruedesheim.

Students in a student bar, 1905

Connecting students with their ladies in a student pub of the fighting connection Germania.

Students at the Maibock in the Munich Hofbraeuhaus, 1912

A group of students while drinking beer in the courtyard of the Munich Hofbraeuhaus.

Ärzte in der Berliner Charité

Ohrenärzte im Hörsaal der Berliner Charité vor 1914.

Rowing students in Heidelberg

Students of the rowing team train daily on the river Neckar in front of the famous Heidelberg Castle (left behind). Undated photo.

Meeting of the 'German Association of Academic Women's Societies'

Group photo during the third session of the 'German Association of Academic Women's Societies'.

Evening meeting of student fraternity with drinking ceremony commemorating Bismarck, 1917

A drinking session of a Verbindung [student's society] on the occasion of the birthday of the formal Chancellor of Germany Otto von Bismarck at the Berliner Philharmonie.

Eitel Friedrich of Prussia as student, 1902

Prince Eitel Friedrich of Prussia, son of Wilhelm II, as Bonn Borusse.

Hermann von Helmholtz, 1894

Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894), German physicist and physiologist. during his last lecture at the University of Berlin

Concert tour of students in Heidelberg, 1906

In the cage the two students sentenced to a concert penalty.

Interned Russian students, 1914

German soldiers watch interned Russian students with a baby in Berlin during the First World War.

The German Academic Women's Association, 1914

In the recreation room of the headquarters of the German Academic Women's League (Deutsch-Akademischer Frauenbund) in Berlin.

Shoe fashion during war times, 1917

Students from Wuerzburg wearing wooden sandals and children walking barefoot on the streets during the First World War.

Students of the German academic Women's Union, 1914

Charged students of the German academic Women's Union, from left to right: the mathematics student Herta Kurth and the two philosophy students Liselotte von Dobschutz and Klara Ricke.

Professors until 1945

Paul Ehrlich

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915), German physician, professor in Berlin (from 1890), Goettingen (from 1904) and Frankfurt (from 1914). From 1899 he directed the Institute of Experimental Therapy in Frankfurt. He is considered one of the fathers of chemotherapy. In 1908 he received together with I. Mechnikov the Nobel Prize for Medicine.

Paul Ehrlich, 1910

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915), German physician, professor in Berlin (from 1890), Göttingen (from 1904), and in Frankfurt (from 1914). From 1899 he headed the Institute for Experimental Therapy in Frankfurt. He is considered one of the fathers of chemotherapy. In 1908 he received the Nobel Prize for Medicine together with I. Metschnikow. Photograph by Alfred Krauth. Photo: Heliogravure, Corpus Imaginum, Hanfstaengl Collection. [automated translation]

Medical students at the University of Berlin, 1910

A Berlin professor with medical students at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University during an anatomy course while dissecting a prepared corpse.

Paul Ehrlich, 1913

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915), German physician, professor in Berlin (since 1890), Goettingen (from 1904) and Frankfurt (since 1914). From 1899 he headed the the Institute of, experimental therapy in Frankfurt. He is considered one of the fathers of the chemotherapy. In 1908 he received together with I. Mechnikov the Nobel Prize for Medicine. Photo: Bieber

Nobel Prize in Medicine for Emil von Behring, 1901

The certificate of the Nobel Prize for the German serologists Emil von Behring.

Astronomers during the stargazing, 1910

Dr. P. Guthnick (center), Observer of the Royal Observatory, and Dr. Courvoisier (kneeling) watch the starry sky and the Halley's Comet from the roof of the Jordanian commercial building.

Robert Koch in his laboratory

Robert Koch (1843-1910) German bacteriologist in his lab.

Emil von Behring in his laboratory

Emil von Behring (1854-1917), German serologically. In 1901 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine.

Emil von Behring in the laboratory during animal experiments

Emil Adolph von Behring, German serologist, with a coworker in the laboratory of the Behring factory at animal experiments with guinea pigs.

Kaiser Wilhelm Institute

The laboratory for metabolic studies in the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for experimental therapy in Dahlem.

Fritz Haber, 1913

The German chemist and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry, Fritz Haber (right) and Professor Dr. Light (left) developed a rescue device for the mining, the so-called 'Pit Pipe' (graph on the board).

Fritz Haber, 1913

The German chemist and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry Fritz Haber in front of a chart of the so-called 'pit pipe' which was invented by him. The design serves the detection of the impact of firedamps which can lead to serious mining accidents.

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia as student, 1909

Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia (left), son of emperor Wilhelm II, together with a fellow student after the end of the lecture while leaving the university.

Students of the Academy of Fine Arts while painting, 1901

Students of a painting class at the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts in Munich while painting from the model.

Students on horseback at a parade, 1911

Students on horseback in the procession at the Jahn celebration on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the sports field in the Hasenheide in Berlin.