Tübingen Hafengasse 6 (then Hotel Prinz Karl) where Alois Alzheimer - who first described the brain- and memory-damaging "Alzheimer's disease" - lived as a student in 1886/87. The German text graffiti below the memorial plaque ironically means: <i>Alois, we will never forget you!</i>
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