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| As a young boy he moved to Berlin in 1906 to live with his uncle. First, they lived at 37 Simon-Dach-Strasse, and Kanner attended secondary school at Real gymnasium Boxhagen-Rummelsburg. Later he changed schools, attending Sophien gymnasium. Kanner passed his final examinations at Sophien gymnasium and with two classmates decided to attend the school of medicine at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University of Berlin.
With the outbreak of World War I when he was 20 years old, Kanner – because of his Austrian origin – was recruited to serve in the Imperial and Royal Army of Austria and Hungary, and was in the medical service of the 10th Infantry Regiment. After his military service, he continued medical school and passed the preliminary examinations in May 1916. Kanner officially became a physician in 1921. |
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- "Kanner spent the first years of his life in Klekotów and Brody with his
family and was brought up according to Jewish tradition and custom. As a young boy he moved to Berlin in 1906 to live with his uncle. First, they lived at 37 Simon-Dach-Strasse, and Kanner attended secondary school at Realgymnasium Boxhagen-Rummelsburg."
- "With the outbreak of World War I when he was 20 years old, Kanner –
because of his Austrian origin – was recruited to serve in the Imperial and Royal Army of Austria and Hungary, and was in the medical service of the 10th Infantry Regiment.""After his military service, he continued medical school and passed the preliminary examinations in May 1916."