Blumenthal Adrian I. (Blumenthal)

studied at Tartu University, where in 1826. received a doctorate. From 1828 - 1837 years was a professor of obstetrics and therapy in Kharkov, then moved to Moscow, the chief doctor Golitsyn Hospital and in 1850. was appointed chief physician of the Moscow Orphanage. There was also (since 1843) president of the Moscow Protestant consistory and an honorary trustee. In the Course of pathology "(in Latin) and articles in various medical journals, published:" Herbstblumen "(a collection of original poems, MA, 1873)," Liederkranz "(a collection of original poems, MA, ib., 1876). Translated into German "Catechism" Metropolitan Filaret (1850), "Guide to the study of Orthodox theology, Metropolitan Macarius, and" History of the Russian Church "architect. Filaret and "Eugene Onegin" (Moscow, 1878).