Rudolf F. Binder

Background

Rudolf F. Binder was born on June 13, 1924 in Vienna, Austria to Rudolf and Emma (Adler) Binder.

Education

Rudolf earned M.D. degree in Vienna, Austria in 1950. He studied also at Cleveland State University.

Career

During the war, Rudolf served as a medic of the German Army from 1942 to 1945. In 1954 he became an eye physician and surgeon in Jefferson, Ohio. He also worked as an assistant at CaseWestern Reserve University and then professor of ophthalmology. He worked as a publisher in Red Maple Publishing.

Achievements

• Rudolf F. Binder is a prominent physician and writer famous for his works such as More Than Meets the Eye and The Meaning.

Works

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  • The Bell of Theresia - A Deal with God

Views

Quotations: "Science is my religion."

"In the wee hours of every morning, I am overflowing with ideas that want to be captured and yearn to be told. It seems easy to do before daybreak, and after many years of this habit, extensive material has accumulated, ready to be molded into chapters."

Interests

• He likes astronomy and evolutionary (biologic) philosophy.

Connections

Rudolf married Hertha Binder on October 22, 1954. They had three children: Peter, Raymond, Bernard.

Father:

Rudolf Binder

Mother:

Emma (Adler) Binder

Spouse:

Hertha Binder

Son:

Peter Binder

Son:

Raymond Binder

Son:

Bernard Binder

References

• Contemporary Authors New Revision: A Bio-Bibliographical Guide to Current Writers in Fiction, General Nonfiction, Poetry, Journalism, Drama, Motion Pictures, Television, and Other Fields: 178