Talk:Ernst Gräfenberg

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Did the best I could with the expansion of original text and translation of the German-language article that was there.

One thing I wasn't completely sure of was whether "Berlin University" referred to the Humboldt University; perhaps someone else can fill that in. BCwine 08:09, 2004 Jul 21 (UTC)

Until 1948 there was only one 'full' university in Berlin, namely the one founded in 1810 and now named after its main founder, Wilhelm von Humboldt. (There was also a university of technology - Technische Hochschule - in Charlottenburg, but it didn't have a Medical school). Norvo, 03:28 UTC, 23 Jul 2006.