Arthur Hoger

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Arthur Hoger (born July 2, 1875 in Freiburg , † September 30, 1951 in Frutenhof ) was a German pharmacist .

Life

Arthur Hoger was born to a city registrar. He attended grammar school in Freiburg and began his pharmaceutical training in 1892. Three years later he passed the pre-exam. He spent his assistantship in Germany and Switzerland. In 1898 he studied at the University of Freiburg and passed his state examination in pharmaceuticals there. He then completed his military service in Wiesbaden .

In 1901 the head of the Academic Hospital F. Weiß brought him to Heidelberg as an assistant . Hoger attended a few lectures there. In 1907 he went to the city hospital in Karlsruhe as chief pharmacist . Here he was in charge of the newly built pharmacy . In 1919 he became a member of the examination committee for the pharmaceutical state examination at the TH Karlsruhe. A year later he got a teaching position for clinical chemistry and microscopy, from 1922 for forensic chemistry. From 1930 until his death in 1951 he lectured in bacteriology at the teaching institute for dentists in Karlsruhe. From 1940 he also worked there as a lecturer in medicine.

Although he retired in 1940, he still worked as a hospital pharmacist until 1946. He then got a teaching position for bacteriology and sterilization at the pharmaceutical institute of the TH Karlsruhe. There were further teaching assignments in the field of galenics , clinical chemistry and law. For this he was appointed honorary professor by the TH Karlsruhe. appointed.

He published his scientific work in the Central Pharmaceutical Hall, the Pharmazeutische Zeitung and other newspapers.

In 1911 he was a co-founder of the "Free Association of Boards of Directors of Hospital Pharmacies in Southern Germany". Furthermore, Hoger wrote numerous poems and the play "Lieselotte von der Pfalz".

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  • From the life of the court and university pharmacist Dr. Martius in Erlangen , in: Süddeutscher Apotheker-Zeitung 73 (1993), p. 661f.

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