Julius Lott

1836–1883 (age 47)

Physician

Biography

Julius Lott was a physician whose medical practice served the Viennese community during the nineteenth century. His dedication to the healing arts reflected the professional standards and medical knowledge of his time.

Lott's contributions to medicine and his service to patients are remembered as part of Vienna's medical heritage. He was interred at Matzleinsdorf Protestant Cemetery.

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