The University Department of Psychiatry in Munich (eBook) von Hanns Hippius

1. Early Psychiatric Institutions in Munich 2. Psychiatric Care in Bavaria in the 19th Century 3. The Chair for Psychiatry at the Medical Faculty of the University of Munich 4. Bernhard von Gudden, Doctor and Founder of Modern Neuromorphology 5. Planning and Construction of the Royal Psychiatric University Clinic in the Nussbaumstrasse 6. The Opening of the Psychiatric Clinic in 1904 by Emil Kraepelin 7. The Munich Clinic Managed by Emil Kraepelin 8. The Idea and Planning of the German Psychiatric Research Institute 9. Oswald Bumke and his Munich workgroup 10. The Post-War Period and Beginning of the Clinic's Reconstruction under Georg Stertz 11. Kurt Kolle and Plans for a New Clinic Building in Grosshardern 12. Division of the 'Clinic for Nervous Diseases' into a Psychiatric Clinic in the Inner City and a Neurological Clinic in Grosshadern 13. The Psychiatric Clinic 1971-1994 14. The Re-Opening of the Historical Old Building 15. The Psychiatric Hospital since 1994

This book first appeared in Germany in 2004. In response to the great amount of interest in the book expressed by colleagues from all over the world, we subsequently decided to produce this English version. We have also taken this opportunity to update the information on the Department of Psychiatry since 1994 to include further developments up to the present day (see Chapter 15). One can look at a hospital from all kinds of different perspectives. For psychiatrists with the daily medical task of dealing with the life histories of their patients, it is understandable that they are interested in the development of their hospital from a historical perspective. To do this for the University Department of Psychiatry of Munich an introduction can be made by reminding the reader of a date: just over 100 years ago, on November 7, 1904, the newly constructed »Royal Psychiatric Hospital of the University of Munich« was inaugurated with a ceremonial act and handed over to the public. Emil Kraepelin gave a ceremonial speech on the occasion.