Salomon Friedrich Stiebel

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Salomon Friedrich Stiebel on his gravestone

Salomon Friedrich Stiebel (born April 20, 1792 in Frankfurt am Main ; † May 20, 1868 there ) was a doctor.

Life

Letter from Arthur Schopenhauer , in which he asks for a visit from the doctor

Although he came from a poor background, Stiebel was able to attend grammar school. With the intention of studying philology, he enrolled at the University of Heidelberg in the spring , but soon switched to medical studies, which he continued in Berlin. In 1813/14 he took part in the wars of liberation among the Lützow hunters as a battalion doctor under the name Baer . In 1815 he completed his studies in Göttingen.

He settled as a doctor in Frankfurt, where he co-founded the Senckenberg Natural Research Society . In 1819 Salomon Stiebel was admitted to the Frankfurt Freemason Lodge Zur Aufstieg Morgenroethe , in which many Jewish doctors were members; In 1825 he became their master of the chair .

He left his position as a doctor at the hospital to his son Friedrich Julius Stiebel (called Fritz; 1824–1902; prom. 1847).

His grave in Frankfurt's main cemetery is an honor grave .

Publications

  • First report on Dr. Christ's Children's Hospital in Frankfurt am Main ; 1845
  • Clinical lectures in the Frankfurt Children's Hospital : Volume 1; 1846
  • with Wilhelm Heinrich Ackermann : Memories from the German Wars of Liberation of 1813 and 1814 ; 1847
  • Old Doctor Stiebel's jubilee dissertation for doctors, educators and nannies ; 1865
  • Ricket's rachitis or rickets, tabes pectores, articuli duplicati, two growths ; 1863

Web links

Commons : Salomon Friedrich Stiebel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Jewish hospitals in Frankfurt am Main (1829-1942). In: Jüdische Pflegeegeschichte / Jewish Nursing History. Retrieved January 22, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Stiebel, Salomon Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German doctor
DATE OF BIRTH April 20, 1792
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main
DATE OF DEATH May 20, 1868
Place of death Frankfurt am Main