Jakob Bernhard Bendix (27 May 1863 in Großmühlingen, Anhalt – 1943 in Cairo) was a German pediatrist. He studied medicine from 1883 to 1888 at Frederick William University in Berlin, at Alma mater Lipsiensis in Leipzig and Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg where he got his doctoral degree. Between 1891 and 1894 he worked as an assistant physician at internist and orthopaedic university hospital in Germany's capital Berlin. From 1894 to 1899 he became Attending physician under the leadership of famous Otto Heubner. In 1901 he qualified as an associate professor, in 1907 he responded to a call as an adjunct professor of Charité in Berlin. He published several medical books and articles of pediatrist topics. His focus was infancy. In 1910 he became the author of a pediatrist standard book
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| - Bernhard Bendix (* 27. Mai 1863 in Großmühlingen, Anhalt; † 1943 in Kairo, Ägypten), geboren als Jakob Bernhard Bendix, war ein deutscher Kinderarzt und Geheimer Sanitätsrat bzw. Medizinalrat. Er war Mitbegründer der weltweit ersten Freiluftschule. (de)
- Jakob Bernhard Bendix (27 May 1863 in Großmühlingen, Anhalt – 1943 in Cairo) was a German pediatrist. He studied medicine from 1883 to 1888 at Frederick William University in Berlin, at Alma mater Lipsiensis in Leipzig and Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg where he got his doctoral degree. Between 1891 and 1894 he worked as an assistant physician at internist and orthopaedic university hospital in Germany's capital Berlin. From 1894 to 1899 he became Attending physician under the leadership of famous Otto Heubner. In 1901 he qualified as an associate professor, in 1907 he responded to a call as an adjunct professor of Charité in Berlin. He published several medical books and articles of pediatrist topics. His focus was infancy. In 1910 he became the author of a pediatrist standard book (en)
- Bernhard Bendix (ur. 29 maja 1863 w , zm. 1943 w Kairze) – niemiecki lekarz pediatra, tajny raca sanitarny, profesor nadzwyczajny pediatrii, autor wielokrotnie wznawianego (osiem wydań od 1905 do 1923 roku) i tłumaczonego na inne języki (włoski, hiszpański, rosyjski) podręcznika pediatrii, współzałożyciel pierwszej (1904). Dwukrotnie żonaty, z Minką Katz pochodzącą z Bernburga i z Helene Valerie Ehrenhaus, córką lekarza . Miał dwie córki, Edith (1902) i Alice (1903). (pl)
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| - Jakob Bernhard Bendix (27 May 1863 in Großmühlingen, Anhalt – 1943 in Cairo) was a German pediatrist. He studied medicine from 1883 to 1888 at Frederick William University in Berlin, at Alma mater Lipsiensis in Leipzig and Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg where he got his doctoral degree. Between 1891 and 1894 he worked as an assistant physician at internist and orthopaedic university hospital in Germany's capital Berlin. From 1894 to 1899 he became Attending physician under the leadership of famous Otto Heubner. In 1901 he qualified as an associate professor, in 1907 he responded to a call as an adjunct professor of Charité in Berlin. He published several medical books and articles of pediatrist topics. His focus was infancy. In 1910 he became the author of a pediatrist standard book for students and physicians which was translated in several languages. Along with Berlin's school inspector Hermann Neufert in 1904 he founded the world's first Open air school in the outskirts of Grunewald forest in Charlottenburg near Berlin. The school was meant to prevent tuberculosis. The Waldschule für kränkliche Kinder (translated: forest school for sickly children) soon became the prototype for many successors in European countries as well as in the United States. Since Bendix had a Jewish family background he lost his teaching authorisation after the Nationalsocialists came into power. In 1937 he emigrated to Egypt where he later died. (en)
- Bernhard Bendix (* 27. Mai 1863 in Großmühlingen, Anhalt; † 1943 in Kairo, Ägypten), geboren als Jakob Bernhard Bendix, war ein deutscher Kinderarzt und Geheimer Sanitätsrat bzw. Medizinalrat. Er war Mitbegründer der weltweit ersten Freiluftschule. (de)
- Bernhard Bendix (ur. 29 maja 1863 w , zm. 1943 w Kairze) – niemiecki lekarz pediatra, tajny raca sanitarny, profesor nadzwyczajny pediatrii, autor wielokrotnie wznawianego (osiem wydań od 1905 do 1923 roku) i tłumaczonego na inne języki (włoski, hiszpański, rosyjski) podręcznika pediatrii, współzałożyciel pierwszej (1904). Syn Siegmunda Bendixa i Therese Simon. Uczęszczał do gimnazjum w Magdeburgu od 1874 do 1883. Studiował medycynę na Uniwersytecie w Berlinie, Uniwersytecie w Lipsku i Uniwersytecie we Fryburgu Bryzgowijskim, tytuł doktora medycyny otrzymał w 1888. Specjalizował się w pediatrii. W 1901 został Privatdozentem, w 1907 profesorem nadzwyczajnym. W 1904 roku razem z założył Szkołę Leśną dla Chorowitych Dzieci (niem. Waldschule für kränkliche Kinder) w Charlottenburgu. Po dojściu nazistów do władzy utracił tytuł profesora, emigrował do Egiptu, gdzie zmarł w 1943 roku. Dwukrotnie żonaty, z Minką Katz pochodzącą z Bernburga i z Helene Valerie Ehrenhaus, córką lekarza . Miał dwie córki, Edith (1902) i Alice (1903). (pl)
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