Fact 1
Emil Kraeplin was born in Neustrelitz Germany in 1856.
Fact 2
He chose a career in psychiatry at the very young age of 18.
Fact 3
Kraepelin returned to the University of Leipzig in 1882. His major work, Compendium der Psychiatrie was first published in 1883.
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