Daniel Fischer
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* 1695. November 9. Késmárk - † 1746. September 18. Debrecen / doctor ; ; He studied in Wittenberg from 1713, obtaining a medical degree in 1716. He was the city doctor of Késmárk, the chief physician of Szepes and Liptó counties. He opened a medical training school in Késmárk, where he prepared young people preparing for medical careers for studies abroad. He was the inventor of several pharmaceutical preparations, which made him known abroad. He published numerous medical and natural science studies. In 1732, he initiated the founding of a medical society and a regularly published journal, but this did not materialize. ; ; Web documents: ; ; - Hungarian Biography Lexicon 1000-1990 (MEK) ; - József Szinnyei: The Lives and Works of Hungarian Writers (MEK) ; - Pallas Nagy Lexikon (MEK); - Károly Kapronczay: Hungarian Medical Biography Lexicon (HIK); - Dániel Fischer (Wikipedia); - Jeles Napok (OSZK); - Portrait Gallery of Hungarian Mountaineering and Tourism (BME); - Andor Tamai: Dániel Fischer and the Plan of the First Hungarian Journal (Magyar Könyvszemle - PDF); - László Szathmáry: The Hungarian Iatrochemists (MEK - PDF); - Emil Schultheisz: Books of the Enlightenment - István Weszprémi 1723-1799 (Lege Artis Medicinae); - Erzsébet Szála: From the History of Science and Technology in Sopron (MEK); - László N. Szelestei: The 18th Century World of Scientists IV. Mátyás Bél, the science organizer (Yearbook of the National Széchényi Library 1984-1985 - PDF)