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Arthur Kronfeld

German psychiatrist
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  • Institute for Sexual Science
    Institute for Sexual Science
    / Formation

    by German physicians Magnus Hirschfeld, Arthur Kronfeld, and Friedrich Wertheim. Hirschfeld, who served as the head of the institute and who was gay, moved to Berlin in 1896, where he opened a medical practice and became involved in the study of sexual science. He recognized the naturally occurring variations in…

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    by German physicians Magnus Hirschfeld, Arthur Kronfeld, and Friedrich Wertheim. Hirschfeld, who served as the head of the institute and who was gay, moved to Berlin in 1896, where he opened a medical practice and became involved in the study of sexual science. He recognized the naturally occurring variations in…

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