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  4. Items from the house of Prof. Herman Zondek, the personal physician to the German Chancellor von Schleicher and director of a Berlin hospital until the rise of the Nazi regime

Items from the house of Prof. Herman Zondek, the personal physician to the German Chancellor von Schleicher and director of a Berlin hospital until the rise of the Nazi regime

The desk that served Professor Zondek in Berlin and later in Jerusalem
The desk that served Professor Zondek in Berlin and later in Jerusalem

The desk that served Professor Zondek in Berlin and later in Jerusalem
Nameplate from Professor Zondek’s waiting room in Berlin
Nameplate from Professor Zondek’s waiting room in Berlin

Nameplate from Professor Zondek’s waiting room in Berlin
Professor Hermann Zondek, Jerusalem, 1970s
Professor Hermann Zondek, Jerusalem, 1970s

Professor Hermann Zondek, Jerusalem, 1970s
Wooden stethoscope that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany
Wooden stethoscope that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany

Wooden stethoscope that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany
Reflex hammer that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany
Reflex hammer that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany

Reflex hammer that Professor Herman Zondek used as a doctor in Berlin before he was forced to leave Germany
Professor Hermann Zondek in a laboratory in the hospital in Berlin, 1920s
Professor Hermann Zondek in a laboratory in the hospital in Berlin, 1920s

Professor Hermann Zondek in a laboratory in the hospital in Berlin, 1920s
The letter that Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher sent to his personal physician Professor Hermann Zondek, after Zondek was relieved of his duties and left Germany
The letter that Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher sent to his personal physician Professor Hermann Zondek, after Zondek was relieved of his duties and left Germany

The letter that Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher sent to his personal physician Professor Hermann Zondek, after Zondek was relieved of his duties and left Germany
Kurt von Schleicher, last Chancellor of Germany before the rise of the Nazis to power, in a photograph that he dedicated to Professor Zondek, his personal physician
Kurt von Schleicher, last Chancellor of Germany before the rise of the Nazis to power, in a photograph that he dedicated to Professor Zondek, his personal physician

Kurt von Schleicher, last Chancellor of Germany before the rise of the Nazis to power, in a photograph that he dedicated to Professor Zondek, his personal physician
Professor Hermann Zondek and his wife Gerda in their home in Jerusalem in the 1970s
Professor Hermann Zondek and his wife Gerda in their home in Jerusalem in the 1970s

Professor Hermann Zondek and his wife Gerda in their home in Jerusalem in the 1970s
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