1 Million € jährlich, die Freistaat und Stadt als Leihgebühr an China zahlen. Währenddessen werden die Bürger darauf vorbereitet, dass am ÖPNV und in der Kultur gekürzt wird und noch an vielen anderen Stellen, was noch nicht bekannt ist, weil die Untersuchungen von PD nicht veröffentlicht werden - vor der Wahl. Diese Gratler gehören sowas von weg. #söder #dietl #bayern #münchen #panda #hellabrunn #öpnv #nahverkehr #kultur #pd https://muenchen.social/@muenchen24/115945483562445133

Wer glaubt, die AfD schütze jüdisches Leben, glaubt auch, der Bunker in Braunau sei ein Mahnmal für den Frieden. Stefan Dietl zeigt: Antisemitismus ist nicht Ausrutscher, sondern DNA der AfD. #AfD #Antisemitismus #Dietl https://www.peterswebseite.com/post/wer-im-braunen-hemd-kreide-frisst-bleibt-doch-ein-wolf

I love this statue of Józef #Dietl by Xawery #Dunikowski, an outstanding #sculptor, a murderer (but less talented), and a prisoner of #Auschwitz.

Józef Dietl was born on January 24, 1804 in Podbuże, eastern #Galicia. He was the son of Franz Dietl, an Austrian, and Anna, née Kulczycka, a Polish noblewoman. He studied philosophy in #Lemberg [Pol: Lwów, Ukr: Lviv) and medicine in #Vienna, and remained faithful to #medicine. He settled in #Krakow, where he took the position of professor and head of the Department of Internal Medicine and Medical Clinic at #Jagiellonian #University. From 1861 to 1865 he was its rector. He was removed from his post and expelled from the university by Vienna for supporting Krakow's aspirations for full autonomy. Dietl created a new branch of medicine, namely #balneology. Among his publications a treatise on #typhus is notable(*). From 1866 to 1874 Dietl was the #mayor of Krakow. He proved to be an outstanding steward of the city, and the people of Krakow unvaryingly keep him in grateful memory.

(*) I mentioned this very Dietl's thesis because the final solution to the epidemic typhus problem was the work of another Pole of choice, namely Rudolf #Weigl (* September 2, 1883, Przerow, #Czechia - # August 11, 1957, Zakopane, #Poland). It was Weigl who created the first effective #vaccine against this fatal illness and he was twice nominated for the #Nobel Prize. The first time the award was blocked by Nazi Germany and the second time by Soviet Russia.