Image: Baeyer-Volhard LMU 1877

Description: LMU München - Chemie-Professoren und ihre Studenten/Doktoranten Wintersemester 1877/1878 1st row (standing) v.l.n.r. L. Zuber Paul Tönnies (* 18??; † 19??), promoviert 1880 bei Baeyer (München) Antal Steiner (* 1840; † 1905), promoviert 1878 bei Baeyer (München) - from Hungary ?? Dr. Åke Gerhard Ekstrand (* 1846; † 1933), promoviert 1875 (Uppsala); post-doc from Sweden Dr. Wilhelm Koenigs (* 22. April 1851 in Dülken; † 15. Dezember 1906 in München), 1881 Habilitation [1][2] Dr. Georg Christian Fraude (* 2. Februar 1848 in Dölitz; † 19. Februar 1899 in München), post-doc bei Baeyer [3] Johann Baptist Burkhardt (* 18??; † 1920), promoviert 1879 bei Baeyer (München) Dr. Hans von Pechmann (* 1. April 1850 in Nürnberg; † 19. April 1902 in Tübingen), promoviert 1874 bei Limpricht (Greifswald) Feder Dr. Eduard Hepp (* 11. Juni 1851 in Straßburg, † 18. Juni 1917 in Frankfurt/Main), promoviert 1875 bei Baeyer (Straßburg) Dr. Wilhelm Suida (* 1853, † 1922), promoviert 1876 in Budapest, post-doc aus Böhmen Max Niggl Albin Schillinger (* 18??; † 1919) 2nd row (sitting) v.l.n.r. Dr. Otto Fischer (* 28. November 1852 in Euskirchen; † 4. April 1932 in Erlangen), 1878 Habilitation Prof. Jacob Volhard (* 4. Juni 1834 in Darmstadt; † 14. Januar 1910 in Halle/Saale) Prof. Adolf Baeyer (* 31. Oktober 1835 in Berlin; † 20. August 1917 in Starnberg) Dr. Emil Fischer (* 9. Oktober 1852 in Euskirchen; † 15. Juli 1919 in Berlin), 1878 Habilitation Labordiener Veit Dr. Rudolf Sendtner (* 1853; † 1933), promoviert 1877 (Erlangen)
Title: Baeyer-Volhard LMU 1877
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