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D 0011 Doktordiplome der Medizinischen Fakultät (1764-1986)
Doktordiplome der Medizinischen Fakultät (1764-1986)
1969
Enthält: Haschem Aghasadeh; Said Akbari-Panahi; Solomon Olatunde Akinsanya; Wolf-Dieter Albach; Ursula Albert; Karin Ammon; Hans-Jürgen Arbter; Akram Arjangi; Ewald Axt; Claus-Günther Bahls; Zuhair Bakdoud; Peter Baptist; Annelie Barmeyer,geb.Schönmetzler; Joerg Rainer Basler; Ralf Baumgartnen; Rainer Bayer; Edgar Beck; Ursula Beck,geb Cohnert; Karin Bendixen; Gerhard Ulrich Benz; Wiltrud Berger; Dieter Bergmann; Elke Berning,geb.Rogge; Ellen Bittner,geb.Junggeburth; Hermann Bockhorn; Hermann Bockmühl; Hubert Bömer; Peter Bogenstätter; Elisabeth Bogumil,geb.Weingarten; Silke Bollhagen; Reinhard Bollmann; Dieter Brackertz; Manfred Braun; Klaus Brehm; Hans-Joachim Büdingen; Holger Bürkel; Wolfgang Burger; Artur-Albert Burget; Ute Callsen; Ingrid Caspers,geb.Gutmann; Dieter Cellarius; Johannes Daniilidis; Hildegard Deckers,geb.Kuna; Harald Dehmel; Lothar Dein; Boonchua Dhorranintra; Friedrich Ehrhardt Dietrich; Verena Diezemann; Eberhard Dittmar; Hans Herwig Dobberstein; Otto Doerjer; Klaus-Jürgen Dombrowsky; Eberhard Doster; Ekkehard Dreher; Klaus Dreves; Bernhard Dufner; Rudolf Gerhard Eberhardt; Peter Eberwein; Hanns Dieter Christoph Echternacht; Christiane Eikermann; Helga El-Ghussein,geb.Schaumkel; Hauke Erichsen; Michael Ermann; Wolfgang Ernst; Sieglinde Euler; Horst Feyerabend; László Fodor; Hans-Georg Friedrich; Adelheid Gauß; Ernst Leo Gengenbacher; Wolfgang Geßmann; Volker Glißmann; Martinus Josef Thiam Hok Go; Bernd Goette; Hans-Günter Goldscheider; Christo Goridis; Franz-Michael Grimm; Jutta Groh-Bruch; Angelika Gruhl,geb.Sissenich; Ulrike Gschwend; Jörg Gülzow; Manfred Gustav; Jörg Haasters; Gudrun Häcker; Christiane Haefelin; Susanne Hägeli-Mahnke; Günther Hall; Anne-Sibylle Hartmann; Ernst-Michael Haustein; Hans Erwin Hecking; Martina Hedderich,geb.Veith; Annemarie Hehne,geb.Rippel; Hans-Joachim Hehne; Heide-Marie Heinsius,geb.Eiermann; Paul Heinsius; Konrad Heintze; Wolfgang Hans Heiser; Marianne Gertrud Herdan; Manfred Hildenbrand; Renate Gisela Hirsch,geb.Haas; Manfred Hollerbach; Heinrich Peter Bernhard Hoppe; Bernhard Hinkelmann; Gisela Humm; Gudrun Jellinghaus,geb.Krug; Richard Jontofsohn; Hildegard Jost; Hans Peter Jüdt; Kurt Jüthner; Peter Kahn; Rudolf Kaiser; Wolf Dieter Kaiser; Gabriele Kampschulte; Maria Kampschulte; Thomas Karsch; Karin Kauffmann,geb.Holländer; Eckhard Kaukel; Wolfgang Keiderling; Ernest Kelnar; Hans Keppeler; Jürgen Kerstan; Karl-Bertold Kettemann; Richard Eduard Kintzi; Axel Kirsch; Hans-Jochen Kissel; Walter Kleindienst; Peter Klose; Rita Kluxen,geb.Koss; Jürgen-Dieter Koch; Peter Köhler; Siegfried König; Alfred Kohlschütter; Gerda Komposch; Georg Korintenberg; Wolfgang Kotulla; Károly Krakó; Elisabeth Krause; Silvla Kraus; Karin Kreusel,geb.Lempert; Hansjörg Kruse; Mathias Harald Kunze;
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BZK no.
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This number is important for making an inquiry to the relevant archive.
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Role in the proceeding
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