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'''Rudolf Wlassak''' ([[27 March]] [[1865]] - [[10 March]] [[1930]]) was an [[Austria]]n [[physiologist]] and [[neurologist]]. He was a pioneer in the hospital treatment of [[alcoholism]]. |
'''Rudolf Wlassak''' ([[27 March]] [[1865]] - [[10 March]] [[1930]]) was an [[Austria]]n [[physiologist]] and [[neurologist]]. He was a pioneer in the hospital treatment of [[alcoholism]]. |
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He was born in [[Brno]], [[Austrian Empire]] (now [[Czech Republic]]). His ''Grundriss der Alkoholfrage'' was published in 1922. He was active in the treatment of alcoholics in [[Vienna]], and more widely in Europe. |
He was born in [[Brno|Brünn]], [[Austrian Empire]] (now [[Brno]], [[Czech Republic]]). His ''Grundriss der Alkoholfrage'' was published in 1922. He was active in the treatment of alcoholics in [[Vienna]], and more widely in Europe. |
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He died in Vienna. |
He died in Vienna. |
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Rudolf Wlassak (27 March 1865 - 10 March 1930) was an Austrian physiologist and neurologist. He was a pioneer in the hospital treatment of alcoholism.
He was born in Brünn, Austrian Empire (now Brno, Czech Republic). His Grundriss der Alkoholfrage was published in 1922. He was active in the treatment of alcoholics in Vienna, and more widely in Europe.
He died in Vienna.
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