German University in Prague

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The German University in Prague was a German-language institution of higher education in Prague that operated from the late 19th century until shortly after World War II and educated notable figures such as stress researcher Hans Selye.

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German University in Prague canonical 1
University of Prague 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf university
academicDiscipline humanities
law
medicine
natural sciences
philosophy
city Prague
closureReason post–World War II political changes
country Austria-Hungary
Czechoslovakia
educated Hans Selye
stress researcher Hans Selye
historicalContext Austro-Hungarian Empire
World War II
interwar Czechoslovakia
languageOfInstruction German
locatedIn Bohemia
Czech lands
Prague
notableAlumnus Hans Selye
operatedDuring late 19th century
operatedUntil shortly after World War II
partOf Charles University
region Central Europe
separatedFrom Charles University
status defunct university
studentBodyLanguage German-speaking
type German-language university

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Hans Selye educatedAt German University in Prague
Gerhard Gentzen employer University of Prague
linked to: German University in Prague