“…Schriftenreihe der Robert-Koch-Stiftung…”

“…Based on information and advice from the World Health Organisation (WHO), Center for Disease Control (CDC), the German government, and the Robert-Koch-Institute, we have decided not to proceed with the meeting in Nuremberg this year. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…PROLOGUE -- The Veterinary Schools of Europe -- Edward Jenner: Zoologist, Physician, Pioneer -- William Dick: From Farrier to Veterinarian in Edinburgh -- The Science Giants of 1860: Pasteur, Virchow, and Darwin -- Robert Koch: Game Change -- FARRIER TO VETERINARIAN -- Emigrants West: Ohio Country, Iowa Territory, and Tejas -- The Canadian Midwest: Divergence of Lower and Upper Canada -- Pioneers in the Midwest Frontier: Physicians in Veterinary Practice -- New Plagues, Civil War, and the United States Department of Agriculture -- Agriculture and Veterinary Science in the Midwest -- PIONEERING VETERINARY EDUCATION -- Urban East Versus Rural West: Montreal and New York Diss Toronto and Iowa -- The Pioneer State Colleges: Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Cornell -- Plagues and the Bureau of Animal Industry -- Bacteriology in the Heardand -- The 1890s: Horse Markets and Enrollments Drop -- LIVESTOCK AND VETERINARIANS GO WEST -- Private Veterinary Schools: Chicago, Kansas City, and Indianapolis -- Public Veterinary Schools: The Second-Generation Pioneers -- The Bureau of Animal Industry and Hog Cholera -- Veterinary Education, Charles Stange, and the Flexner Report -- World War I: Biowarfare, Prejudice, and the U.S. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Fletchner -- Cover pruchase without avoidance : welcome when worthwhile / Peter Huber & Ivo Bach -- Surprising terms in standard contracts under the CISG / Robert Koch -- The CISG "secretariat commentary" : has it stood the test of time? …”

“…Franz von Ottenthal wasn't a famous physician like Rudolf Virchow, Robert Koch or Carl von Rokitansky. Nevertheless he was a modern, political engaged, self-confident practitioner and he is a very good example for the fusion of nobility and bourgeoisie in a rural life of the 19th century. …”