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Joseph Jacob Goldmark (15 August 1819 – 18 April 1881) was a Hungarian American physician and chemist, credited with the discovery of red phosphorus. Life and career
Goldmark ocupa en Viena una posición de honor. Amigo de Brahms y de Johann Strauss, lo cual no le impide ser influenciado por Wagner. El Emperador Franz Joseph le otorgó la Leopold-Orden. Murió en Viena el 2 de enero de 1915.
chemist composer physician. Joseph Jacob Goldmark was a Hungarian American physician and chemist, credited with the discovery of red phosphorus. Career. Born in Kreuz, a small town in Congress Poland, Goldmark entered the University of Vienna at age 16, studying medicine.
Este es el cartucho que se fabricó por Crittenden & Tibbals, Charles D. Leet, Fitch, Van Vechten & Co., Sharps & Hankins , Sage Ammunition Works y Joseph Goldmark, durante 1865 y los siguientes años. Todos estos fabricantes no sobrevivieron mucho tiempo a la guerra civil.
GOLDMARK, Viennese and U.S. family. joseph goldmark (1819–1881), Austrian revolutionary leader and U.S. physician and chemist, was born in the province of Warsaw. He studied at Vienna University (1838), entered medical school in 1840, and took a research post in chemistry in 1845.
El químico Joseph Goldmark, tío de Peter Carl, descubrió el fósforo rojo, utilizado para hacer cerillas. Y otro, Károly Goldmark, fue uno de los mejores compositores de Hungría, autor de la obertura ‘Sakuntala’ y de la ópera ‘La reina de Saba’.
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Cataloged and Arranged. 1. Series I: Correspondence 2. Series II: Arranged Material
Summary
Autograph letters with some typed copies, manuscripts and documents of the Goldmark family in Europe and America. These are primarily family letters, often descriptive of places visited and of current events. The bulk of the material concerns Joseph Goldmark. Also included are a few letters from his brother Carl, manuscripts of some of Pauline's horticultural works, and genealogical material about the Goldmark family. 1. Series I: Correspondence 2. Series II: Arranged Material
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Biographical / Historical
Joseph Goldmark (1818-1881), Hungarian-born physician whose hobby was chemistry, came to America in 1849, shortly after presenting his discovery of red phosphorous to the Convention of Hungarian Physicians and Naturalists. A revolutionist in his youth, his political opinions forced Goldmark to leave his country with Louis Kossuth. While developing the Brooklyn factory of Goldmark and Conried, he continued to be active in politics during the rest of his life. He amassed a great deal of propert...
