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Wlassak, RudolfWlassak, Rudolf, b. Brno, Czech Republic (then Brünn), March 27, 1865, d. Vienna, March 10, 1930, physiologist, neurologist. 1922 head of the newly founded detoxification centre for alcoholics in Vienna "Am Steinhof"; studied the anatomy of the cerebellum and the physiology of the senses, especially the senses of balance and orientation. Significantly supported the workers' temperance movement. Publications: Gegen den Alkohol, 1897; Grundriß der Alkoholfrage, 1922; ed. "Der Abstinent", from 1902.
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