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102-year-old German woman to get doctorate
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A 102-year-old German woman is set to become the oldest person to receive a doctorate which will be awarded to her by the Hamburg University next week, 77 years after the Nazis blocked it because she was Jewish.
A 102-year-old German woman is set to become the oldest person to receive a doctorate which will be awarded to her by the Hamburg University next week, 77 years after the Nazis blocked it because she was Jewish.
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Ingeborg Rapoport has been granted the PhD for a dissertation on diphtheria that she finished in 1938, aged 25. Her exam forms at the time were marked with a yellow stripe because her mother was Jewish, and so she was barred from the viva exam, where candidates are questioned, face to face, by a panel of academics.
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