Arthur Kollmann

Arthur Kollmann (also: Artur Kollmann; born January 8, 1858 in Leipzig, † 1941) was a German urologist and puppetry researchers.

Life

Kollmann studied in Heidelberg and Leipzig. He received his doctorate in 1881 as MD and his habilitation in 1890, both in Leipzig. He then taught at the university, from 1901 as associate professor. Together with Felix Martin Oberlander, he developed " a rich toolbox for Striktursondierung, dilation of strictures, coagulation and urethrotomy international ".

Kollmann was also one of the most important puppet researchers and collectors. His collection originally came to the Leipzig Museum of Ethnology, 1971 but eventually went to the Dresden Dolls Theatre Collection.

Works (selection)

  • The Tastapparat the hands of the human race and the monkey in its development and structure, Hamburg and Leipzig 1883
  • ( as a translator :) Jonathan Hutchinson: syphilis. To use for students and practitioners, Leipzig 1888
  • German puppet, Leipzig 1891
  • ( with Oberlander :) The chronic gonorrhea of the male urethra and its complications, 3 parts, Leipzig 1901/1905, 2nd edition 1910
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