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1838
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Born in
Chirlitz-Turas, Moravia
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1840
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Moves to
Untersiebenbrunn, east of Vienna
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1855-1860
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Attends the
University of Vienna
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1861-1864
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Teaches
mechanics and physics in Vienna
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1864-1867
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Professor of
mathematics and physics at the University of
Graz
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1867
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Marries Ludovica
Marussig
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1867-1895
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Professor of
experimental physics at the University of
Prague
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1868-1881
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Children (four
sons and one daughter) are born
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1883-1884
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Rector of the
German University of Prague until he resigns in
January of 1884
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1894
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Suicide of his
son, Heinrich
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1895-1901
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Professor of
philosophy at the University of
Vienna
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1898
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He has a stroke
which permanently paralyses the right half of
his body
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1901-1913
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Retires and
lives in Vienna
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1913
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Moves to
Vaterstetten, Bavaria
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1916
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Dies from heart
disease
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Source:
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Blackmore, John T.,
Ernst Mach: His Work, LIfe, and Influence.
University
of California
Press, Berkeley, CA. 1972.
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