Rudolf Baumann (1934 – 1956)

He was initially associate professor and then, from 1936 to 1937, professor in Ankara. Like his predecessor, he too was quite meticulous and sceptical. He also incorporated bacteriology and parasitology into his work.

Aside from the almost traditional work with epidemic diseases (Marek's disease, Teschen disease, salmonellosis in horses, infections with anaerobic bacteria, fowlpox), he also addressed other topics (tumours, the late form of rickets in dogs, osteomyelitis in young German Shepherds, myxoedema, dwarfism). He made further contributions to the pathological-anatomical museum.