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- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (* 1. Juni 1806 in Genf; † 26. April 1869 ebenda) war ein Schweizer Chirurg. Im Jahr 1863 gehörte er zu den fünf Gründern des Internationalen Komitees der Hilfsgesellschaften für die Verwundetenpflege, aus dem 1876 das Internationale Komitee vom Roten Kreuz (IKRK) entstand. Er starb allerdings bereits sechs Jahre nach Gründung des Komitees, so dass seine Mitarbeit keine wesentlichen Auswirkungen auf die spätere Entwicklung des IKRK hatte. Innerhalb des Komitees und in der Genfer Gesellschaft war er ein enger Freund und Förderer von Louis Appia, der wie Maunoir von Beruf Chirurg war. (de)
- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (1 de junio de 1806 en Ginebra—26 de abril de 1869) fue un cirujano suizo. En 1863, por su experiencia atendiendo los heridos en guerra como cirujano, fue invitado por Henry Dunant y Gustave Moynier, que junto al general del ejército suizo Guillaume-Henri Dufour y Louis Appia, para convertirse en uno de los cinco cofundadores del Comité internacional para la ayuda a los soldados heridos, conocido también como el Comité de los Cinco, que posteriormente dio lugar en 1876 al Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. Murió sin embargo seis años después de la fundación del comité, así que su colaboración apenas ejerció efecto sobre el desarrollo posterior del CICR. Dentro del comité y en la sociedad de Ginebra tuvo una estrecha amistad con el también cirujano Louis Appia. En Ginebra hay una calle nombrada en su honor, la Rue Maunoir.
* Datos: Q115827
* Multimedia: Théodore Maunoir / Q115827 (es)
- Théodore Maunoir, de son nom complet Théodore David Eugène Maunoir, né le 1er juin 1806 à Genève et décédé le 26 avril 1869 à Genève, est un chirurgien suisse. Au cours de l'année 1863, il fait partie des cinq fondateurs du Comité international de secours aux blessés militaires désigné dès 1876 sous le nom de Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (CICR). Il meurt six ans après la création du comité de sorte que sa participation n'a pas eu d'incidence significative sur le développement ultérieur du CICR. Au sein du comité et de la société genevoise, il fut un grand ami et protecteur de Louis Appia qui était également chirurgien. (fr)
- Dr. Théodore Maunoir (1 June 1806 – 26 April 1869) was a Swiss surgeon and co-founder of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Théodore Maunoir was born to a wealthy family of doctors in Geneva. Following family tradition he studied medicine in England and France and gained his doctorate in surgery in 1833. After his return to his home city, he became a member of the and the . He was considered extremely intelligent and charming with an excellent sense of humor. When he married for the first time, he took on additional children from his wife's previous marriage. When she died, he married again and had further children with his second wife. His family, especially in his efforts in raising his children, played a large role in his life aside from his work as a doctor and medical consultant. After the publication of Henry Dunant's book A Memory of Solferino in 1862, Maunoir, together with Gustave Moynier, Guillaume-Henri Dufour and Louis Appia, joined the "Committee of Five" which was founded in February 1863 as a commission of the Geneva Society for Public Welfare. Soon afterwards, the five men decided to rename the committee to the "International Committee for Relief to Wounded Soldiers," which by 1876 evolved into the "International Committee of the Red Cross" (ICRC). In the initial meetings of committee, Maunoir supported Dunant's ideas to propel the concepts behind the Red Cross into a widespread social movement reaching out to as many people as possible, instead of only creating an organization through negotiations with powerful political and military figures. From 26 to 29 October 1863, an international conference took place in Geneva to examine the practical implementation of Dunant's ideas. When differences between the delegates about the use of volunteers in caring for the wounded threatened to cause the conference to fail, Maunoir gave a persuasive speech that helped avert this result. Maunoir was especially close friends with Louis Appia, who was also a professional surgeon. Maunoir was a sort of mentor in Geneva society to 12-years younger Appia, who had only first come to Geneva at the age of 31. Maunoir remained a member of the ICRC until his early and unexpected death in 1869. His successor in the committee was the local Geneva politician . (en)
- Theodore Maunoir (Ginevra, 1º giugno 1806 – Ginevra, 26 aprile 1869) è stato un chirurgo svizzero e cofondatore del Comitato internazionale della Croce Rossa (CICR). (it)
- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (Genebra, 1 de junho de 1806 — Genebra, 26 de abril de 1869) foi um cirurgião suíço e co-fundador da Cruz Vermelha Internacional (pt)
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- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (* 1. Juni 1806 in Genf; † 26. April 1869 ebenda) war ein Schweizer Chirurg. Im Jahr 1863 gehörte er zu den fünf Gründern des Internationalen Komitees der Hilfsgesellschaften für die Verwundetenpflege, aus dem 1876 das Internationale Komitee vom Roten Kreuz (IKRK) entstand. Er starb allerdings bereits sechs Jahre nach Gründung des Komitees, so dass seine Mitarbeit keine wesentlichen Auswirkungen auf die spätere Entwicklung des IKRK hatte. Innerhalb des Komitees und in der Genfer Gesellschaft war er ein enger Freund und Förderer von Louis Appia, der wie Maunoir von Beruf Chirurg war. (de)
- Théodore Maunoir, de son nom complet Théodore David Eugène Maunoir, né le 1er juin 1806 à Genève et décédé le 26 avril 1869 à Genève, est un chirurgien suisse. Au cours de l'année 1863, il fait partie des cinq fondateurs du Comité international de secours aux blessés militaires désigné dès 1876 sous le nom de Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (CICR). Il meurt six ans après la création du comité de sorte que sa participation n'a pas eu d'incidence significative sur le développement ultérieur du CICR. Au sein du comité et de la société genevoise, il fut un grand ami et protecteur de Louis Appia qui était également chirurgien. (fr)
- Theodore Maunoir (Ginevra, 1º giugno 1806 – Ginevra, 26 aprile 1869) è stato un chirurgo svizzero e cofondatore del Comitato internazionale della Croce Rossa (CICR). (it)
- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (Genebra, 1 de junho de 1806 — Genebra, 26 de abril de 1869) foi um cirurgião suíço e co-fundador da Cruz Vermelha Internacional (pt)
- Théodore David Eugène Maunoir (1 de junio de 1806 en Ginebra—26 de abril de 1869) fue un cirujano suizo. En 1863, por su experiencia atendiendo los heridos en guerra como cirujano, fue invitado por Henry Dunant y Gustave Moynier, que junto al general del ejército suizo Guillaume-Henri Dufour y Louis Appia, para convertirse en uno de los cinco cofundadores del Comité internacional para la ayuda a los soldados heridos, conocido también como el Comité de los Cinco, que posteriormente dio lugar en 1876 al Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. Murió sin embargo seis años después de la fundación del comité, así que su colaboración apenas ejerció efecto sobre el desarrollo posterior del CICR. Dentro del comité y en la sociedad de Ginebra tuvo una estrecha amistad con el también cirujano Louis App (es)
- Dr. Théodore Maunoir (1 June 1806 – 26 April 1869) was a Swiss surgeon and co-founder of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Théodore Maunoir was born to a wealthy family of doctors in Geneva. Following family tradition he studied medicine in England and France and gained his doctorate in surgery in 1833. After his return to his home city, he became a member of the and the . He was considered extremely intelligent and charming with an excellent sense of humor. When he married for the first time, he took on additional children from his wife's previous marriage. When she died, he married again and had further children with his second wife. His family, especially in his efforts in raising his children, played a large role in his life aside from his work as a doctor and medic (en)
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- Théodore Maunoir (fr)
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