Person

Barondes, Royal de Rohan (1890 - 1962)

Born
1890
Died
1962
Occupation
Physician

Summary

Royal Barondes, MD, FRSA (London), FRIPHHM (UK), from San Francisco, California, was a veteran of the U.S. Army Medical Department during both World Wars. He corresponded with Sir Alexander Fleming and Howard Florey re penicillin. He later returned to private medical practice and designed innovative surgical instruments and conducted research on new pharmaceuticals.

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Archival resources

Powerhouse Museum

  • Royal de Rohan Barondes, 1944 - 1955, 99/30/1:3, 2002/87/1; Powerhouse Museum. Details

Published resources

Resources

Ailie Smith

Created: 13 September 2002, Last modified: 1 August 2007

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