Robert Behla

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Robert Franz Behla (born June 2, 1850 in Luckau , † January 22, 1921 in Berlin-Charlottenburg ) was a German medic .

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Robert Behla was born as the son of the businessman Gustav Behla in Luckau and attended high school in his hometown. In 1869 he began studying medicine at the University of Leipzig and was active in the Afrania country team . In the Guard Fusilier Regiment , he took part in the Franco-Prussian War and the siege of Paris in 1870/71 . Then he continued his studies in Berlin. In 1874 he was promoted to Dr. med. PhD . The following year he passed the state examination and went on a study trip to Prague and Vienna. In October 1875 he settled in Luckau as a doctor. In 1883 he became a district surgeon for the Luckau district , in 1893 a medical councilor , in 1901 a district doctor and medical councilor. In 1902 he joined the government in Potsdam as a permanent laborer . In 1904 he became a secret medical councilor . The following year he was transferred to Stralsund as a government councilor and medical officer. In 1909 he was appointed member of the Prussian State Statistical Office and head of the medical department.

As a physician, he did research on protozoa , acute rashes and cancer . He also dealt with hygiene issues. He was a member of the German Central Committee for Cancer Research and the Prussian Medical Officials Association, editor of the medical statistics news and co-editor of the magazine for tuberculosis. He also worked on prehistoric subjects, such as urn cemeteries and round walls. In 1884 he was one of the co-founders of the Niederlausitz Society for Anthropology and Prehistory , of which he was a board member and honorary member (since 1920). He was also a member of the Monument Protection Commission for the Province of Brandenburg and the Berlin Society for Anthropology, Ethnology and Prehistory . He held corresponding memberships in the Upper Lusatian Society of Sciences , Brandenburgia and the Association for the History of Berlin . As an occasional writer, he published the collection of Spreewaldsklänge poems .

He was married to Catharina Matschenz and had three daughters: Alice (* 1887), Hedwig (* 1892) and Lucie (* 1898).

Robert Behla died in Berlin-Charlottenburg in 1921 at the age of 70 . He was buried in the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Cemetery in Westend . The grave has not been preserved.

Works

  • On resections in continuity in the difform callus with reference to a case observed by the author. Dissertation, Berlin 1874
  • The urn cemeteries with clay vessels of the Lausitz type. Kutzscher, Luckau 1882
  • The health conditions of the Luckau district. [Entleutner], [Luckau] 1884
  • The prehistoric ramparts in eastern Germany. Asher, Berlin 1888
  • The doctrine of descent and the establishment of an institute for transformism. Lipsius & Tischer, Kiel [among others] 1894
  • Sounds of the Spreewald. E. Bruchmann, Lübbenau 1895 (poems)
  • The amoeba especially from a parasitic and cultural point of view. A. Hirschwald, Berlin 1898
  • The carcinoma literature. R. Schoetz, Berlin 1901
  • About the establishment of an institute for cancer research. R. Schoetz, Berlin 1902
  • The collective dairies as spreaders of typhus. Fischer, Jena 1902
  • The bacteriological laboratory at the Royal Government in Potsdam. R. Schoetz, Berlin 1902
  • The plant parasitic cause of cancer and cancer prophylaxis. R. Schoetz, Berlin 1903
  • The actual carcinogen, its cycle and its permanent spores. Schoetz, Berlin 1907
  • The artificial breeding of the carcinogen, its detection in the outside world and the rational protection against cancer. Schoetz, Berlin 1908
  • The confirmation of the artificial breeding of the carcinogen as well as other tumor statistics. Schoetz, Berlin 1910
  • Cancer and tuberculosis in an occupational relationship from the standpoint of comparative international statistics. In: Medical statistics news. Volume 2, Kgl. Prussia. Extra Landesamt, Berlin 1910, pp. 114–248
  • The decline in general infant mortality in Prussia since 1875–1910 and, in particular, infant mortality in the provinces, government bezels and districts of Prussia 1910 and 1904. Buchdruckerei W. Koebke, Berlin 1911
  • My method of breeding the Blastozoon globosum from cancerous tumors and its diagnostic use. General Medical Publishing House, Berlin 1912

literature

  • Behla, Robert . In: Julius Pagel : Biographical lexicon of outstanding doctors of the nineteenth century. Urban & Schwarzenberg, Berlin and Vienna 1901, Sp. 122–123
  • Isidor Fischer : Biographical lexicon of the outstanding doctors of the last fifty years. Volume 1, Urban & Schwarzenberg, Berlin and Vienna 1932, p. 90
  • Karl Gander : Dr. Robert Behla. In: Niederlausitzer Mitteilungen. Volume 15, Guben 1922, pp. I – II (after p. 90)
  • New Lusatian magazine . Volume 97, Görlitz 1921, p. 206
  • Herrmann AL Degener : Who is it? last in the 8th edition, Degener, Leipzig 1922, pp. 83–84
  • Franz Brümmer : Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. 6th edition, Reclam, Leipzig 1913, p. 167
  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar. last in the 39th year, de Gruyter, Berlin 1917, p. 83
  • Reinhard Müller: Behla, Robert (Franz). In: Wilhelm Kosch (founder): German Literature Lexicon. 3rd edition, supplementary volume 1, Saur Verlag, Bern 1994, ISBN 3-907820-16-9 , Sp. 620
  • Hans Gummel : History of Research in Germany. de Gruyter, Berlin 1938, ( Research on prehistory and its historical development in the civilized states of the earth 1), p. 400

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hans-Jürgen Mende : Lexicon of Berlin burial places . Pharus-Plan, Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-86514-206-1 , p. 471.
personal data
SURNAME Behla, Robert
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Behla, Robert Franz (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German medic
DATE OF BIRTH June 2, 1850
PLACE OF BIRTH Luckau
DATE OF DEATH January 22, 1921
Place of death Berlin-Charlottenburg