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Nachname: Bonhoeffer Vorname: Karl Friedrich Geburtsdatum: 13.1.1899 Geburtsort: Breslau Todesdatum: 15.5.1957 Sterbeort: Göttingen Konfession: ev.
Karl Friedrich Bonhoeffer (* 31. März 1868 in Neresheim (Württemberg); † 4. Dezember 1948 in Berlin) war ein Psychiater, Neurologe und Medizinischer Gutachter. Mit seiner Frau Paula von Hase, einer Tochter des Theologen Karl Alfred von Hase, hatte er insgesamt acht Kinder: Karl Friedrich, Walter, Klaus, Ursula, Christine, Dietrich und dessen Zwillingsschwester Sabine sowie Susanne.
Bonhoeffer was born in Frankfurt, Germany. He was the grandson of noted psychiatrist Karl Bonhoeffer and the son of physical chemist Karl-Friedrich Bonhoeffer. From a young age, Bonhoeffer was interested in physics and chemistry, and went on to study physics at the University of Göttingen, where he received his PhD in nuclear physics in 1958 ...
The institute was restructured long after his death in 1971 and is know the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen also known as the Karl Friedrich Bonhoeffer Institute. He discovered 1929 together with Paul Harteck the spin isomers of hydrogen , orthohydrogen and parahydrogen.
Karl-Friedrich Bonhoeffer (1899–1957), Chemiker, verheiratet mit Margarete (Grete) von Dohnanyi (1903–1992), Schwester von Hans von Dohnanyi. Karl Bonhoeffer (1931–2019) Friedrich Bonhoeffer (1932–2021), Biochemiker am Max-Planck-Institut für Entwicklungsbiologie. Tobias Bonhoeffer (* 1960), Direktor am Max-Planck-Institut für ...
Geboren am:13.01.1899. SternzeichenSteinbock 22.12 - 20.01. Geburtsort:Breslau. Verstorben am:15.05.1957. Todesort:Göttingen. Der deutsche Chemiker. Sohn des Psychiaters Karl Bonhoeffer. War seit 1949 Direktor des Max-Planck-Instituts für physikalische Chemie, Göttingen. Er lieferte wichtige Beiträge zur Chemie des Wasserstoffs und zur ...
Karl-Friedrich returned, but Walter did not. He was wounded, and died, just a few weeks after his departure from home. His death took an emotional toll on the family and raised deep existential questions for the young Dietrich – about life, death, and the nature and impact of violent political realities (see DBWE 9:9). By age fourteen, Dietrich Bonhoeffer decided and announced that he would ...
