Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Theodor Escherich across 7 places, from 1876 to 1911.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Theodor Escherich (29 November 1857 – 15 February 1911) was a German-Austrian pediatrician and a professor at the University of Graz and the University of Vienna.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Theodor Escherich was documented, and when
1876year
University of Würzburgattested“After a half-year military service in Strasbourg, Escherich took up his studies of medicine at the University of Würzburg in the winter term of 1876.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1876year
Strasbourgattested“After a half-year military service in Strasbourg, Escherich took up his studies of medicine at the University of Würzburg in the winter term of 1876.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
August 1884month
Munichattested“In August 1884, he continued his research work in Munich, where pediatrics had been established as a department of the medical faculty.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
October 1884month
Naplesattested“In October 1884, the Bavarian authorities sent Escherich to Naples to do research work in the actual cholera epidemic.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1890year
Pragueattested“In 1890, Escherich succeeded Rudolf von Jaksch, who had been called to Prague, as professor extraordinary of pediatrics and director of the St Anna children’s clinic in Graz, where he became professor ordinary four years later.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1890year
Grazattested“In 1890, Escherich succeeded Rudolf von Jaksch, who had been called to Prague, as professor extraordinary of pediatrics and director of the St Anna children’s clinic in Graz, where he became professor ordinary four years later.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
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Viennaattested“In 1902, Escherich succeeded Hermann Widerhofer as full professor of pediatrics in Vienna, where he directed the (St.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
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1876year
Würzburgmentioned“Later, he finished secondary education in Würzburg, where he attended a Gymnasium (classical language high school) and took his Abitur examination in 1876.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
December 1881month
Würzburgmentioned“Later, he attended Kiel University and the Friedrich Wilhelm University of Berlin, and returned to Würzburg before passing his medical examination with excellence in December 1881.”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1882year
Würzburgmentioned“After an 18-month service in a military hospital in Munich, Escherich returned to Würzburg in 1882 to become second and later first assistant to the internist Carl Jakob Adolf Christian Gerhardt in the medical clinic of the Julius Hospit…”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1882year
Munichmentioned“After an 18-month service in a military hospital in Munich, Escherich returned to Würzburg in 1882 to become second and later first assistant to the internist Carl Jakob Adolf Christian Gerhardt in the medical clinic of the Julius Hospit…”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1886year
Munichmentioned“This work, presented to the medical faculty in Munich and published in Stuttgart, (1886) (Enterobacteria of infants and their relation to digestion physiology), was to become his habilitation treatise and established him as the leading b…”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
1886year
Stuttgartmentioned“This work, presented to the medical faculty in Munich and published in Stuttgart, (1886) (Enterobacteria of infants and their relation to digestion physiology), was to become his habilitation treatise and established him as the leading b…”source: Wikipedia: Theodor Escherich
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