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English: Julius Wagner-Jauregg's staff in 1927. Front row (left to right): Max Weissmann, Bernhard Dattner, Heinrich Kogerer, Heinrich Herschmann, Julius Wagner-Jauregg, Josef Gerstmann, Paul Schilder, Heinz Hartmann, Otto Kauders. Second row (left to right): Erwin Stengel, Edith Vincze, Lydia Sicher, Annie Reich, Ludwig Horn, Clara Strassky, Robert Stern, Fannie Halpern, Otto Isakower, Alexandra Adler, Hans Hoff, Edward Bibring. Back row (left to right): Gottfried Engerth, Friedrich Stumpfl, Stefan Betlheim, Ludwig Eidelberg, Edith Klemperer, Ernst Haase.
Date circa summer 1925 per Gerstmann, but looks like fall in picture
Source Images from the History of Medicine Description from: BULLETIN OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE August 1965
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