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HOLLANDER, Bernard was born in 1864 in Vienna. Naturalised British subject. Came to London, 1883.
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HOLLANDER, Bernard was born in 1864 in Vienna. Naturalised British subject. Came to London, 1883.
Studied at studied medicine at King’s College Hospital, and subsequently psychiatry at various Continental clinics. Doctor of Medicine.
Made a special study of mind and character and their deviations from the normal, has collected a vast number of physiological and pathological facts concerning cerebral localisation, and is known as the founder of a modified system of phrenology on strictly scientific lines. Published his first investigation into the fundamental psychical functions and their localisation in the brain in 1889, and has since contributed over fifty papers to the Proceedings of various learned Societies. L. R.C.P.; physician for mental and nervous diseases; Consulting Physician British Hospital for Mental Disorders and Brain Diseases; Founder and President of Ethological Society; Editor of Ethological Journal.
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Member Royal College of Surgeons. Clubs: National Liberal, New Vagabonds’, Authors’.
Spouse 1906, Louisa,daughter of late S. Vogel, Augsburg.