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Friedrich Meggendorfer
Friedrich Meggendorfer (June 7, 1880 – February 12, 1953) was a German psychiatrist and neurologist.
== Life ==
Born in Bad Aibling, Bavaria, he was intended to take over the local colonial goods store of his ancestors. He enjoyed an excellent international education aimed at preparing him for this role. However, his life's goal has always been to become a physician, and finally, he had persuaded his father to agree and to sponsor medical studies. During World War I he was stationed in Turkey as a medical assistant of the German imperial navy. There he learnt much about the Turkish culture and was able to translate ancient Arabic medical works into German language and the bible to Turkish, an effort that was lost later, when he narrowly escaped a sinking submarine.〔C. Riemeling. (Professor Dr. Friedrich Meggendorfer. 7. 6. 1880–12. 2. 1953 ). Deutsche Zeitschrift für Nervenheilkunde. Volume 170, Number 1, I-II, DOI 10.1007/BF00218433, PMID 13095118〕
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