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Rudolf Virchow

By H. Chiari, Ernst Frey, Christen Lundsgaard, Eduard Neuber, Josef Guszman, W. Goldzieher, Hugo Ribbert, Rudolf Virchow, J. Vas, O. Lubarsch, Josef Kovács, A. Besredka, Heinrich Jenny, Edmund Nobel, Robert Hanser, S. Saltykow, Hans Gerhard Creutzfeldt, Johannes Orth, A. Onodi, Alberto Ascoli, Molnar, Wilhelm Waldeyer, Nikolaus Roth, A Feher, N Anitschkow, S. C. Beck, Ludwig Ascnoff, J V Benczur, Zoltan V Bokay, M R Bonsmann, Koloman Buday, Ladislaus Detre, Franz V Gebhardt, Emerich Gergo, Sigismund V Gerlöczy, M Goldzieher, Jonathan Paul Haberern, Josef Hollos, Theodor Huzella, Ludwig Kalledey, Geza Korányi, N Krasnogorski, E Krompecher, Endre Makai, Ernst Neuber, Tamäs Pertik, Ernst Petö, Eugen Polya, Kornel Preisich, Stephan Rusznyäk, Desider Räskay, M Schafir, J C Seenger, Arpäd V Torday, T V Verebely, D Veszprémi, Camillo Vidakovich, W D Zinserling, J V Ängyan

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