描述
Autograph letter signed, personal stationery, one page, 8,25 x 11,5 inch, Munich, 1.02.1939, in German, thank-you letter to Miss Klein - concerning the sending of geological work and his planned emigration (a few months after this letter he managed to legally emigrate to Switzerland), written and signed in ink "Richard Willstätter", with expected letter folds, perforated to the left edge, and mild signs of age wear - in fine condition.
"Sehr geehrtes Fräulein Klein:
Für Ihren freundlichen Brief vom 29. Jan. danke ich Ihnen bestens und ich bitte Sie, Ihrem Herrn Bruder meine herzlichen Wünsche für seine Genesung und meinen verbindlichen Dank für die schöne Sendung seiner bis in die letzte Zeit reichenden wertvollen Arbeiten zu bestellen. Die geologischen Arbeiten waren mir unbekannt; dagegen erinnerte ich mich genau an die Doktorarbeit und die ihr vorangegangenen Studien.
Meiner Tochter (Mrs. Margarete Bruch, Ph. D.,c.o. Mrs. Ferguson, 223 Clifford Court, Madison, Wiss., U.S.A.) wird es gewiss grosse Freude machen, in jeder möglichen Weise für Sie einzutreten. So[weit] meine Erfahrungen reichen, werden Korrespondenzen tadellos befördert und zugestellt. Mir geht es gut und ich betreibe geduldig meine Auswanderung.
Seien Sie mit Ihren Angehörigen aufs freundlichste gegrüsst von
Ihrem sehr ergebenen - Richard Willstätter"
Translated:
"Dear Miss Klein:
I thank you very much for your kind letter of January 29th and I ask you to convey to your brother my heartfelt wishes for his recovery and my sincere thanks for the beautiful sending of his valuable works, which have lasted until the end. The geological work was unknown to me; On the other hand, I remembered exactly the doctoral thesis and the studies that preceded it.
My daughter (Mrs. Margarete Bruch, Ph. D., c.o. Mrs. Ferguson, 223 Clifford Court, Madison, Wiss., U.S.A.) will certainly take great pleasure in advocating for you in every possible way. As far as my experience goes, correspondence is transported and delivered flawlessly. I'm doing well and I'm patiently pursuing my emigration.
May you and your relatives receive the warmest greetings from
Yours very devoted - Richard Willstätter"
有关该人的更多信息
Profession:
(1872-1942) German organic chemist whose study of the structure of plant pigments, chlorophyll included, won him the 1915 Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Year of Birth: 1872
Richard Martin Willstätter was a renowned German chemist born on August 13, 1872, in Karlsruhe, Germany. He is best known for his work on plant pigments, particularly chlorophyll, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1915.
Willstätter began his academic career studying chemistry at the University of Munich and later obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Strasbourg in 1894. He went on to work at various universities across Europe, including the University of Zurich and the University of Würzburg.
One of Willstätter's most significant contributions to the field of chemistry was his research on the structure and synthesis of chlorophyll. His work in this area revolutionized the understanding of plant pigments and their role in photosynthesis.
Aside from his groundbreaking work on chlorophyll, Willstätter also made important contributions to the study of alkaloids and enzymes. His research laid the foundation for many future discoveries in these areas of chemistry.
Willstätter's work earned him numerous accolades and awards, including the prestigious Davy Medal from the Royal Society in 1912. He was also a member of several esteemed scientific societies, such as the German Chemical Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Richard Martin Willstätter passed away on August 3, 1942, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking research and innovation in the field of chemistry. His work continues to inspire and inform the work of scientists around the world today.
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