Add to ORKGThe start of the Swiss veterinary connection dates back to the late 19th century when a shortage of veterinarians in Transvaal motivated M. Constançon, the Swiss ambassador to the ZAR in 1890, to inform his home country. The message reached Erwin Zschokke (1855-1929) of the Zurich Veterinary School and Wilhelm Kolle (1868-1935) of the Medical Faculty, University of Bern. Since veterinary practice in Switzerland was not profitable, graduates were interested in alternatives abroad. The Zurich graduates Arnold Theiler (1867-1936), Peter Lys (Lis) (1865-1913), and Emil Tüller (1870-1905) discussed emigration. Tüller wanted to stay, Theiler and Lys (Lis) decided to emigrate. Lys finally decided to stay in Switzerland. Theiler went by himself. Hi...
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Although bubonic plague is not one of the major veterinary diseases of South Africa, it played an im...
Dían Cécht is the semi-divine god of healing in the ancient Irish mythological cycle. He was the son...
Veterinarians in South Africa today are inclined to think their profession started with Arnold Theil...
Microbial techniques and apparatus had been sufficiently developed by the second half of the 19th ce...
The devastating effects of rinderpest in Europe in the 18th century resulted in a call from Professo...
Research into the lost and hidden treasures of the historical collections provides insights into the...
The history of veterinary science and education in South Africa is embedded within the colonial hist...
Veterinarians trained in Europe dominated the research fraternity in South Africa up to the Second W...
The Faculty of Veterinary Science of the Medical University of the Southern Africa (MEDUNSA) was a c...
In 1890, all of a sudden the small veterinary world in Java was startled by the appointment of a gep...
For the purposes of this address, tropical diseases are broadly defined as animal diseases and toxic...
During the early twentieth century, Canada, Mexico, and the United States governments coordinated to...
At the end of the 21st century B.C., after the Akkadian Empire collapsed, the political situation in...
Virology is a relatively young scientific discipline only recognised at the Onderstepoort institute ...
In 1920s colonial India, an enthusiastic group of expatriate British officials occupied themselves b...
Although bubonic plague is not one of the major veterinary diseases of South Africa, it played an im...
Dían Cécht is the semi-divine god of healing in the ancient Irish mythological cycle. He was the son...