Institute for the History of Medicine
The Institute for the History of Medicine of the Robert Bosch Stiftung (IGM), located in Stuttgart, is a unique research facility. The IGM includes a large specialized library with more than 12.000 volumes on the history of homeopathy and more than 65,000 publications on the history of medicine, as well as a homeopathy archive which preserves the estate of Samuel Hahnemann as well as important disciples and successors, especially Clemens von Bönninghausen. This archive also contains the records of national and international homeopathic organisations. Accordingly, one of the focus areas of the IGM is the history of homeopathy and pluralism in medicine.
Since 2020, the IGM serves as the main archive of the Robert Bosch Stiftung and all institutions linked to it, such as Robert Bosch Hospital (Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus), Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch-Institute for Clinical Pharmacology, Robert Bosch Academy, German School Academy, UWC Robert Bosch College and International Alumni Center. It is tasked with preserving and maintaining the legacy of Robert Bosch in all its aspects and with all its facilities. (IGM-Archivordnung)
Important message
After the discontinuation of corona restrictions, you take responsibility yourself. Please also see https://www.baden-wuerttemberg.de/en/home. It is possible to visit the IGM (archive, library) with restrictions. Please visit us only without symptoms or after clarification of symptoms. Also the practice of hygiene rules is continued and required. A FFP2-mask must be worn. Please contact us well in advance to discuss the current possibilities for an appointment. In view of high infection rates we thank you for your continued cautiousnes.
New Releases
Das Denken der Homöopathie. Samuel Hahnemanns Lehre vom stellvertretenden Lokalsymptom
"Geehrter Herr Marggraf – Ergebenst Schüßler" Die Korrespondenz von Wilhelm Heinrich Schüßler (1821–1898) mit seinem Apotheker
Supplement 81: Der Medizinische Orient Wien und die Begegnung der europäischen Medizin mit dem Osmanischen Reich (1800–1860)
Supplement 82: Ein freiwilliger Lebensabend im Land der Täter Die stationäre Versorgung älterer Juden und „rassisch“ verfolgter Christen in Westdeutschland (ca. 1945–1975)
Samuel Hahnemann, Digitale kritische Edition Krankenjournal DF5
Press Releases
Digitisation continued
More medical journals by Samuel Hahnemann are digitally accessible
Briefe von Melanie und Samuel Hahnemann
Zum Ruhestand von Prof. Dr. phil. Dr. h. c. Robert Jütte:
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Robert Jütte: Brückenbauer der Medizingeschichte
