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Feb quizmail 149 - Karl Landsteiner

mike.42 | 17:48 Fri 10th Feb 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Has anybody else noticed that Q149 is asking for the name this scientist was born with. I have got as far as karl Landsteiner but despite looking at lots of various sources cannot find a record of any change of name.

Can anyone help please

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marje

Hi Mike

Yes, I think this one is causing some concern. His father was called Landsteiner so obviously you think this is the name he was born with. Haven't found anything different myself.

nightowl

Neither have I, and I've looked at loads of sites. Reference library calls, I think.

alunrw

Maybe he was brought up with his mothers name ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Landsteiner
Im having the same nagging doubts on this one and cant find any confrmation either way.

marje

Hi Alun

I thought about his mother's name as well, but can't find anything to verify this.

3shortplanks

This refers to his mother Fanny Hess.

www.nobelprize.org/medicine/laureates/1930/landsteiner-bio.html

Having similar problems with Q103. VD being the obvious answer but can't find an "original name"

sleuth

Re 103. Think Dutch spelling.

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