You are bidding on one postcard from 1912 out of Berlin.

Writtenfrom the later Gynecologist Dr. med. Werner Regen (1889-1922), living in Berlin, Michaelkirchplatz 16. -- In the Berlin address book from 1912, his father, the accountant Hermann Regen, is listed at this address; In the address book from 1921, Werner Regen is listed at the same address as a gynecologist and Dr. med. guided.

Directed "to the old men's squad d. Leibniz Reiter{?} department, Nieder-Schöneweide, student boathouse, for the attention of Mr. H. Herbst."

DatedBerlin, the 6th July 1912.

Transcription:"Dear people! Please excuse me for standing you up last night. But I suddenly had to go to a clinic where a good friend of mine had to undergo a serious operation. You will probably see the reason and therefore excuse me! I'll be happy to do it another time! - Hope you had a good time. Best regards! Werner Regen, SO 16, Michaelkirchplatz 16.

Format:13.8x9cm.

About the author: Werner Oskar Richard Regen was born on the 18th. October 1889 in Berlin as the merchant's son Hermann Carl August Regen and Helene Wilhelmine Anna, née. Kirchhoff was born. On 12. In September 1921 he married Anna Elisabeth Günther (* 24. November 1889 in Dresden).

Werner Regen died a few months after his wedding on November 11th. April 1922 in Berlin at the age of 32. His wife died in Düsseldorf in 1970.

He submitted his dissertation in Berlin in 1917 under the title "Embolism and thrombosis of the mesenteric vessels". In 1919 he published the essay "General and specific information from the field of surgical tuberculosis (in: Medical Clinic 1919, No. 13).

Condition: Paper stained, with a 4 cm long cut in the area of ​​the postmark (probably a sign that the card was answered?). bplease note the pictures too!

Internal note: FM 220814 at Krol