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him to practice in the Marburg district. In 1878, as part of his military service obligations, he was stationed in Poland, where he investigated septic diseases, an experience that deepened his understanding of infection and wound pathology. His skill and diligence attracted attention, leading to his transfer back to Prussia to work under Robert Koch, whose laboratory at the Imperial Health Office was becoming a center of pioneering

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