Help Translate Interview About Grete Hermann

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The forum discussion centers on the need for a translation of an interview with Grete Hermann, a significant figure in quantum theory. The interview, lasting 6:20, is based on recollections from one of her students, particularly focusing on Hermann's character and contributions during the post-war era. Additionally, a narrative titled "Grete Hermann: An early contributor to quantum theory" by C. L. Herzenberg is mentioned, detailing her achievements in physics, mathematics, philosophy, and education.

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Can someone help translate this (German to English), or point me to a transcript?

 
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Interesting interview, but a translation of length 6:20 can't be done on the fly. The interview is from one of her student's memories, especially from the post war era. It contains a personal assessment or better: description of Henry's character and nature.

Here's another narrative in english, although different in content:
 
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Grete Hermann: An early contributor to quantum theory
C. L. Herzenberg

Abstract: The life and accomplishments of Grete Hermann are described. During the early twentieth century, she worked in physics, mathematics, philosophy and education. Her most notable accomplishments in physics were in the interpretation of quantum theory.

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https://www.europeanwomeninmaths.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/gretehermann.pdf

There are twenty-two pages! I love Grete Hermann!:biggrin:
 
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