File:Nederlandse deelnemers aan congres voor stofwisselingsziekten, 1928.jpg

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current	19:29, 11 December 2021		1,487 × 1,729 (648 KB)	Mdd	Uploaded a work by Unknown photographer from CONGRES VOOR STOFWISSELINGSZIEKTEN. — Een groot aantal artsen uit verschillende landen besprak de vorige maand gewichtige problemen op het Congres voor Stofwisselingsziekten, dat in het Amsterdamsche Koloniaal Instituut werd gehouden. Onder de Nederlandsche deelnemers bevonden zich prof. Snapper (links), prof. Hymans v. d. Bergh en prof. Polak Daniels (rechts).. "De Indische courant". Soerabaia, 20-10-1928, p. 14. Geraadpleegd op Delpher op 11-12-2...

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